Hi,
I read Linus Torvalds is going to stop enforcing line lengths in kernel patches to increase readability.
Is it something Alpine has considered doing?
I think lines like the blocks with:
install -dm 750 -o PKGUSER -g PKGGRP \
var/lib/$pkgname
Would be easier to read if they were on one line (per install)
Duncan.
On Mon, Jun 01, 2020 at 11:19:57AM +0100, Duncan Bellamy wrote:
> Hi,> I read Linus Torvalds is going to stop enforcing line lengths in kernel patches to increase readability.> > Is it something Alpine has considered doing?> > I think lines like the blocks with:> > install -dm 750 -o PKGUSER -g PKGGRP \> var/lib/$pkgname> > Would be easier to read if they were on one line (per install)
It's more like "keep 80, but check patch will not trigger an error
unless 100".
Hi,
> On 1 Jun 2020, at 11:33, Consus <consus@ftml.net> wrote:> > On Mon, Jun 01, 2020 at 11:19:57AM +0100, Duncan Bellamy wrote:>> Hi,>> I read Linus Torvalds is going to stop enforcing line lengths in kernel patches to increase readability.>> >> Is it something Alpine has considered doing?>> >> I think lines like the blocks with:>> >> install -dm 750 -o PKGUSER -g PKGGRP \>> var/lib/$pkgname>> >> Would be easier to read if they were on one line (per install)> > It's more like "keep 80, but check patch will not trigger an error> unless 100".
Oh I thought it was a strict 80