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I've got one of these hanging around that I will add later today. I assume you meant ReSharper and not rebracer?

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No, I meant rebracer, though R# works too.
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/410e9b9f-65f3-4495-b68e-15567e543c58

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I will never like the java/javascript brace style :P

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Never heard of rebracer. Will check it out.

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Yeah, it's a bit more targeted than R# and it's free, so it's more likely to get people to abide by it. Just install the VSIX and go.

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@paulcbetts 👍

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Cool. Will sort them both out soon. 😸

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@bennor Steal them from ReactiveUI

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👍 easy

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Okay, so not quite as easy as I'd hoped. There's no Rebracer.xml in RxUI, and the R# settings seem to be a fair bit different to the ones I had created.

I created mine by messing with R# options and formatting RequestBuilderImplementation.cs until there were no visible changes to the file after formatting, so I'm pretty sure it's good. (It has a few things that are missing from the RxUI one -- like catch blocks being on the same line, etc.)

I'll create a PR with the files in a few minutes.

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The R# ones look good, except for missing the Add Braces for an if block if they're not already there.

The rebracer ones don't seem to work; Edit->Format document gives me different results. Maybe the Rebracer just isn't worth the hassle?

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The R# one should be forcing braces for multi-line but hoisting single line if statements up to the same line, which was the convention Paul seemed to o be using. I did this all by guesswork and comparison to existing code, so it's entirely possible there are some gaps.

I wonder why the rebracer file doesn't work? The R# one is more comprehensive but both of them still have some small differences. There are some things in the existing code that aren't consistent with each other (like spaces after an if keyword), so for those I just tried to match whatever was more common.

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