TreeSyntax: separate block in scala3 stats #3276
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Follow-on to scalameta#3139 and scalameta#3269.
kitbellew
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Jul 24, 2023
| @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ object TreeSyntax { | |||
| case _: Decl.Val | _: Decl.Var | _: Decl.Def | _: Defn.Type | _: Term.Ref | _: Member.Apply | | |||
| _: Term.Ascribe | _: Term.Tuple | _: Term.New | _: Term.Interpolate | _: Term.Xml | | |||
| _: Lit => | |||
| true | |||
| !dialect.allowSignificantIndentation | |||
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currently, the only case that applies for scala3 is 3 lines down (Stat.WithTemplate).
another option is to leave this line (305) as true and separate blocks for scala2 and scala3 exactly the same. that will change a few tests, though. a few more blank lines vs perhaps making it a bit more readable?
tgodzik
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Jul 26, 2023
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Follow-on to #3139 and #3269.