Add .editorconfig to make it easy for developers to follow code style #220
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Sweet, and this works in Vim? |
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Add .editorconfig to make it easy for developers to follow code style
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Yep absolutely: http://editorconfig.org/#download |
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If it were upto me, local
.vimrcfile would suffice, but.editorconfigis supported in more editors. I personally like tabs for indentation, and all my editors are configured to behave this way. Using.editorconfig, I won't have to worry about code style.I think this is a easy win 😄