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I found this open feature request when I googled how to do that exact thing, wrap the line before the arrow operator when using expression bodied methods. Later I discovered that ReSharper has a formatting rule like this, so if you use RS this might be a workaround for anyone waiting for this to be implemented in VS natively.
You can also find them in Extensions > ReSharper > Options > Code Editing > C# > Formatting Style > Line Breaks and Wrapping > Arrangement of Expression Bodied Members
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I want the option to add a new line before(or after) the arrow when using an expression body for a method (or property).
Currently, the following code using long type names will not break on a new line.
One line is too long.
If possible, I would like to see a line break before(or after) an arrow.
(The first line is the same as in the block body!)
My editorconfig is below.
Thanks.
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Feedback Bot on 7/31/2020, 02:40 AM:
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