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braydonk avatar braydonk commented on May 4, 2024

This is going to be non-trivial to solve (not even sure it will be possible the way the basic formatter is set up) so right now I cannot target it for any particular release.

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longkai avatar longkai commented on May 4, 2024

Hello, I have implemented one based on the forked repo and happy to make a contribution.

The binary works but I haven't had time to write tests.

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braydonk avatar braydonk commented on May 4, 2024

Hi @longkai thank you for the work on your fork! The compact sequence indent is a great feature, it would be great to implement that at some point.

Unfortunately, I don't think your fork solves this particular case. Here's my results when I cloned your fork and gave it a shot:

braydonk@bk:~/Documents/yamlfmt$ cat .yamlfmt
formatter:
  type: basic
  compact_sequence_indent: true
braydonk@bk:~/Documents/yamlfmt$ cat x.yaml
# comment
x:

y:
  z: 1
braydonk@bk:~/Documents/yamlfmt$ go run ./cmd/yamlfmt x.yaml
braydonk@bk:~/Documents/yamlfmt$ cat x.yaml
# comment
x:
y:
  z: 1
braydonk@bk:~/Documents/yamlfmt$ 

I'm also not sure at the moment if I'm ready to accept a fork of the main yaml library as a replacement. I am thinking that the lack of responsiveness on that repo is going to make it very challenging to continue using it, but I'm not sure if the solution for that will be to either hard fork and keep control myself, or to actually roll a new yaml library that's easier to work with than a C library. When I come up with something for this, I'd be happy to accept the contribution. Thank you!

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longkai avatar longkai commented on May 4, 2024

@braydonk well, actually, that branch is used by myself. Since I deal with many k8s yamls on my daily job. Without the feature is annoying.

I know using a forked go mod is not the right way so I just leave it there and hopefully this repo could implement one.

For this line breaks case, the code lives in another branch I did't push to GitHub yesterday.

I bundle it as a vscode extension and it works well.

You can try it at https://github.com/longkai/yamlfmt/tree/feat/retain-line-break. Hopefully I can make a contribution. That will be great, haha.

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braydonk avatar braydonk commented on May 4, 2024

Ah of course, I didn't notice the other branch. Sorry about that.
Took a glance at the PR, that's a clever solution! I didn't consider that option. I should have time to give it a proper review tomorrow. Thanks for the PR!

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