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Trim trailing whitespace from all source files throughout project #2892

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Many editors trim whitespace by default. When newcomers are submitting patches, it is often undesirable to see inadvertent whitespace changes in the diff as it is distracting and unrelated. To make contributing easier, clean up all whitespace in one go across the project. Will allow for cleaner diffs in the future. Contributors will not need to worry about automatic yet inadvertent whitespace changes.

Many editors trim whitespace by default. When newcomers are submitting
patches, it is often undesirable to see inadvertent whitespace changes
in the diff as it is distracting and unrelated. To make contributing
easier, clean up all whitespace in one go across the project. Will allow
for cleaner diffs in the future. Contributors will not need to worry
about automatic yet inadvertent whitespace changes.
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I will note that this PR wouldn't solve the problem you're describing once-and-for-all - I mean, it would go a long way towards it, but trailing whitespace is not just legacy code. Trailing whitespaces are commonly added in with new commits.

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So, while this may be useful to reduce noise in commits, I'm not going to merge it due to rebasing issues.

I'm trying to clear out the old backlog of PRs that are stacked up due to missing tests or needing one last tweak. If I merge this, it's likely to trigger rebase issues on those PRs, and that adds one more hurdle to getting those PRs in.

@wiredfool wiredfool closed this Dec 20, 2017
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If you finish the backlog and would like me to rebase or redo this work. Please let me know. I'm happy to. The change is done automatically by a simple command.

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I'm not going to merge it due to rebasing issues.

Given the recent code reorganziation, should this be reconsidered? I expect the code reorganization will already require a large amount of rebasing.

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Sure, I'll push this in

@hugovk hugovk mentioned this pull request Feb 27, 2018
@jdufresne jdufresne deleted the ws branch March 17, 2019 16:58
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