vfmt: automate transition from the old [attribute] to the new @[attribute] syntax #19912
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Thanks @spytheman |
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Good one. With this change, is it enough to have vfmt informing about the new attr syntax? It would be less noisy when compiling stuff, e.g., when trying to make a fix at v-analyzer it's a lot of output atm. |
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v test-allnow passes, after the vfmt change)