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hukkin avatar hukkin commented on August 21, 2024

Thanks for the issue!

I'm not sure that I want this. Using exploded arrays always is a simpler rule and results in smaller diffs when items are added or removed.

Yes, we did merge a comparable style related PR #15 earlier, but that was because A) we were printing style explicitly discouraged by TOML spec and B) I'm still not sure if even that was really necessary. 😄

Our input data does not contain style information so any new style improving features mean we have to inspect the data and there's always a performance cost. Also the more rules we add, the more interplay the rules will have with each other: for instance #15 makes choices based on the assumption that arrays are multi-line, and this feature would make that a less accurate assumption.

If style is important to you, I do recommend looking up tomlkit or atoml (a fork of tomlkit).

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FObersteiner avatar FObersteiner commented on August 21, 2024

Since this is still open: atoml is archived, so tomlkit seems to be the way to go.

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