An additional parameter keepLines has been added into the formatting options which allows to keep the original line formatting (#66) #67
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An additional parameter keepLines has been added into the formatting options which allows to keep the original line formatting
Resolving the reviews and simplifying the code with the function
multipleLineBreaksReverting back to the previous commit and applying the review changes
cleaning the code, simplifying the if/else cases
Updating the dependencies of package.json to their latest versions. Changed
withFormattingso that keepLines option is always false.Solving "Invalid: lock file's ... does not satisfy"
testing if higher node version in .travis.yml will solve the failing of CI
formatting and let-> const, avoid modification of options
Co-authored-by: Martin Aeschlimann martinae@microsoft.com