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I propose to create a new rule that would allow you us track new lines between class members.
Let's call it newline-between-member. The minimum set of properties is: ["never", "always"].
When never is applied, there should not be new lines between class members:
classA{privatefoo: string;privatebar: number;constructor(){}publicdoSomething(): void{// do something}publicdoSomethingElse(): void{// do something else}}
Conversely, when always is applied, there should be a new line between class members:
classA{privatefoo: string;privatebar: number;constructor(){}publicdoSomething(): void{// do something}publicdoSomethingElse(): void{// do something else}}
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I propose to create a new rule that would allow you us track new lines between class members.
Let's call it
newline-between-member
. The minimum set of properties is:["never", "always"]
.When
never
is applied, there should not be new lines between class members:Conversely, when
always
is applied, there should be a new line between class members:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: