Enable --wrapstringinterpolation preserve
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calda
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May 16, 2025
| @@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ namespace :update do | |||
| .binaryTarget( | |||
| name: "swiftformat", | |||
| url: "https://github.com/calda/SwiftFormat-nightly/releases/download/#{latest_version_number}/SwiftFormat.artifactbundle.zip", | |||
| checksum: "#{checksum.strip}"), | |||
| checksum: "#{checksum.strip}" | |||
| ), | |||
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While we're here, update the update:swiftformat rake task to output correctly-formatted code
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--wrapstringinterpolation preserve
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By default SwiftFormat will insert linebreaks in multi-line string interpolations. This is allowed by the language and doesn't affect the resulting string values, but in practice produces ugly results that hurts readability.
This PR enables the
--wrapstringinterpolation preserveoption, which was added in nicklockwood/SwiftFormat#2059.Since we don't have a style rule specifically discussing line wrapping in string interpolation, and we just got this behavior by default when enabling the SwiftFormat wrapping behavior, I don't feel the need to address this case directly in the style guide.