`return` being merged with previous line
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My code looks like this:
public List<NifiProcessorDto> getAll() {
List<NifiProcessor> nifiProcessorList = nifiProcessorService.getAll();
if (nifiProcessorList.isEmpty()) {
return NO_SERVICE_TYPES;
}
return nifiProcessorMapper.toNifiProcessorDtoList(nifiProcessorList);
}
After formatting the individual file, I get the following:
public List<NifiProcessorDto> getAll() {
List<NifiProcessor> nifiProcessorList = nifiProcessorService.getAll();
if (nifiProcessorList.isEmpty()) {
return NO_SERVICE_TYPES;
} return nifiProcessorMapper.toNifiProcessorDtoList(nifiProcessorList);
}
Note that the `return` statement was joined with the previous line.
However, if I format the entire directory, the `return` statement returns to the next line.
What setting is causing this to happen? I tried adding this method to the Code Style code sample and tweaking each setting, but I still can't find the offending setting, not do I understand why it behaves differently when formatting a single file vs formatting a directory.
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Looks like a bug. Could you please share a small sample project to reproduce it with your code style saved in the project? You can zip and upload the project directory at https://uploads.services.jetbrains.com/ and specify the file name here. Thanks!
Serge, thanks for looking into this.
The file name is
Also, I shortened a few object names and got another weirdness. Now an if statement was pulled up to the same line as a variable assignment!
List<Object> list = service.getAll(); if (list.isEmpty()) {return NO_SERVICE_TYPES;
} return ...
Pretty funny! It's possible that I managed to create style settings that are nonsensical... :)
Please let me know if I can help further.
Also, are you able to tell me if this is a problem only with 2020.1.1? If it is, maybe I can downgrade (although I'd rather not, if possible!)
Thanks!
I found the problem!
It was the setting "Multiple expressions in one line".
Unfortunately, it's one that does not have an accompanying sample code effect, so you can't visualize the change.
This behavior is caused by the Multiple expressions in one line checkbox enabled in your code style settings, try to disable it:
It's a weird setting. If feels too "strong".
But also, why does it only apply to the individual file and not when formatting the entire file tree?
It applies to the entire tree as well. I've reformatted the project and got exactly the same results.