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Formatting enum class with member definition and missing trailing commas causes rule violations on first run #1786
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I have the same issue |
See release notes of 0.48.0:
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@paul-dingemans I don't quite follow. My issue is that after doing formatting, ktlint reports invalid |
Ah now I see. Although it is not visual in the textual representation of the code, the trailing comma is not inserted at the correct place in the AST representation of the code. I will try to fix it. |
…a to an enum class containing a code element after the last enum entry Closes #1786
…a to an enum class containing a code element after the last enum entry Closes #1786
Expected Behavior
When formatting and validating the following enum class, the ktlint command should exit successfully (status
0
):Observed Behavior
When running ktlint on the above enum class, it is formatted correctly, but the run fails with rule violations (exit status
1
):I note that the line number for the
no-semi
violation is the line number after formatting.A second run on the (now properly formatted) code runs correctly (exit status
0
):Steps to Reproduce
Run command on above enum class:
ktlint --format
Your Environment
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