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1.1.0

05 Nov 15:23
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Improvement Update spotless to 5.7.0 #358

1.0.1

29 Jun 16:12
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Fix Explicitly extend the IntelliJ CodeStyleManagerImpl so that any methods added in newer releases are inherited automatically with a reasonable default implementation. #313

1.0.0

02 Apr 12:57
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// identical to 0.3.28

0.3.28

30 Mar 16:46
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Fix Fix edge case with empty levels causing formattings very close to the column limit to throw. #257

0.3.27

27 Mar 17:24
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Improvement Case statements with a body consisting of a single block now inline their block. #252

0.3.26

19 Feb 00:46
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Fix Make lambda/assignment logic more resilient so it doesn't crash when encountering long comments. #203

0.3.25

13 Feb 18:51
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Fix Fix bug in 0.3.24 that could sometimes cause a NPE when encountering a newline right after a string concatenation expression. #193

0.3.24

13 Feb 16:43
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Improvement Long annotation args are now partially inlined, such that concatenated strings look better. #191
Improvement Preserve the user's newlines in a long string concatenation (defined as a concatenation with + where at least one expression is a literal string). #192

0.3.23

08 Feb 15:10
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Improvement Reduce situations where an inlined lambda can get a newline after the arrow, and allow inlining new Class() calls in more contexts. #169

0.3.22

31 Jan 17:43
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Fix Method references are no longer split onto their own line unless the expression they're referencing is also completely split. #164