github nicklockwood/SwiftFormat 0.56.0

latest releases: test_notarize_2, test-do-not-use, 0.57.2...
3 months ago
  • Added wrapMultilineFunctionChains rule to wrap chained method calls
  • Added environmentEntry rule to update SwiftUI EnvironmentValues definitions to use the @Entry macro
  • Added redundantEquatable rule to remove explicit Equatable conformances that would be compiler-synthesized
  • Added preferSwiftTesting rule to migrate XCTest-based tests to Swift Testing
  • Added swiftTestingTestCaseNames rule to remove redundant "test" prefix from Swift Testing test case methods
  • Added preferCountWhere rule to prefer count(where:) over filter(_:).count
  • Added fileMacro rule to prefer either #file or #fileID, which have the same behavior in Swift 6 and later
  • Added blankLinesAfterGuardStatements rule to remove blank lines between consecuitve guard statements, and add blank line after last guard statement.
  • Added privateStateVariables rule to add private access control to @State properties
  • Added emptyExtensions rule to remove extensions that contain no declarations or conformances
  • Added --preserveacronyms option to acronyms rule
  • Added --wrapreturntype never option to wrapArguments rule
  • Updated trailingCommas to support Swift 6.1 trailing comma functionality
  • opaqueGenericParameters now supports protocol requirements without a body
  • --wrapeffects and --wrapreturntype now support protocol requirements and closure types
  • Fixed indentation of trailing closures after chained multiline method call when using same-line closing parens
  • blankLinesAtStartOfScope rule now supports switch cases and closure capture / parameter lists
  • Fixed issue where type under organizeDeclarations line count threshold would ignore swiftformat:sort directives
  • Fixed issue where organizeDeclarations rule would unexpectedly remove non-mark comments
  • Compiling SwiftFormat now requires Swift 5.7+
  • SwiftFormat prerelease builds can now be installed via Homebrew using brew install swiftformat --head. Prerelease builds are subject to breaking changes.

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