turn off -st option, to allow for "perltidy -b $filename" #162
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I believe this repo is using the standard mojo perltidyrc, so that should probably be opened as a discussion upstream. Sent with GitHawk |
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I don't know why "-st" is part of the standard .perltidyrc. Does anyone have an argument for why it's there? |
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Ah. Sorry. I messed up. Going to merge this PR 👍 |
jhthorsen
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Jun 12, 2019
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Summary
Now it's possible for the user to run perltidy manually.
Motivation
Because perltidy is mandatory for getting patches into this repository :)
References
none.