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@import list formatting #37
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I don't find the first one very readable but the second one looks very good. |
Adding/removing/commenting is still just as simple with the exception of the last item. For some reason, repeating |
Nope on the first. Perhaps on the second, although I am really not convinced at this point Michael. |
Neither am I, to be honest as the gains are pretty marginal. I do think it's worth a little discussion, though. |
I've started going with 'number 2' as it just saves a little bit of time writing it out. Tabbing (where my IDE creates spaces) is quicker than writing @import on every line. |
I like the second version as well. I might consider switching to it. |
This is likely something that comes down to preference, but I usually prefer import lists to look something like this:
And (I've not tested this), but maybe even:
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