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In general I also agree with this one, however I think that if a team really wants to enforce this, then at the very minimum should suggest the IDE to use and t
by highhedgehog 2y ago
In general I also agree with this one, however I think that if a team really wants to enforce this, then at the very minimum should suggest the IDE to use and the settings to automatically correct formatting.
I suggest implementing a linter/formatter tool to be used with a pre-commit hook, so that it runs automatically and checks for this stuff automatically, avoiding you having to do it manually (mostly)
- jermaustin1 2y ago> at the very minimum should suggest the IDE to use and the settings to automatically correct formatting. Yes, that is a given. I've never worked in a corporate environment where they didn't have a chosen IDE (from the small 4 employee company to the large multi-national defense conglomerate). Usually the company has an enterprise license, or at least will buy another seat/transfer a license when they hire a new dev.