Correct indentation after "for" comprehension #260
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defmodule Hello do
def hi do
hi = for i <- list, do: i
# weird spacing now <- Correct indentation
for i <- list, do: i
IO.puts 'WORKED' # <- Correct indentation
end
end
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…ors#260) * Switch to new supervisor format introduced in Elixir 1.5 * update changelog
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fixes #256