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With prioritizeKeepingFunctionOutputTogether set to true, If the line length of a function declaration is one character over the line length limit, formatting moves the function opening brace to the next line. eg
func f(someLongSignature:SomeLongTypes)->Result{}
becomes
func f(someLongSignature:SomeLongTypes)->Result{}
Should the opening brace be glued to the function output and force the function parameters to be broken up over multiple lines?
With
prioritizeKeepingFunctionOutputTogether
set to true, If the line length of a function declaration is one character over the line length limit, formatting moves the function opening brace to the next line. egbecomes
Should the opening brace be glued to the function output and force the function parameters to be broken up over multiple lines?
This issue comes from https://forums.swift.org/t/prioritising-breaking-behaviour-in-swift-format/76175
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