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Thanks for publishing your fmt tool, it has proven very usedful for keeping groovy files clean.
One question I had was whether the grammar would support preserving the existing single vs double quotedness of strings? Currently the formatter will always convert to double quotes, even if that breaks syntax when (e.g.) the current string is single quoted because it contains an un-escaped double quote
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Thanks for publishing your fmt tool, it has proven very usedful for keeping groovy files clean.
One question I had was whether the grammar would support preserving the existing single vs double quotedness of strings? Currently the formatter will always convert to double quotes, even if that breaks syntax when (e.g.) the current string is single quoted because it contains an un-escaped double quote
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: