Sclafmt ignores newlines.source=keep, glues multiple lines into one about scalafmt HOT 6 CLOSED

(I had some other options, but they don't seem to be relevant, and didn't change the behavior anyway).

and you re-tested without them? I tried your configuration and code example, and I can't reproduce, unfortunately; my test works exactly as you expected.

Coursier seems to want to install the entire ...

I cannot comment on that but I haven't seen it take more than a minute on a decent connection.

... so can't try it with the CLI, sorry.

In that case, you should submit your issue to the repository which contains your integration. This repository is not for SBT-related submissions.

I am using 3.7.15 with SBT plugin: sbt scalafmt

But just in case: I don't think sbt scalafmt is actually a valid command.

Workaround

Not use scalafmt?

Не может так оказаться, что это уже произошло? Один деятель неделю назад обнаружил, что трудолюбивый vscode паралельно что-то портил.

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@kitbellew I dunno ... must be one of those "works on my machine" cases I guess 😄
Here is the complete case I am reproducing reliably (yes, with CLI ... coursier finally finished!)

[test-branch] [1123]> cat .scalafmt.conf
version = "3.7.16"
runner.dialect = scala213
newlines.source=keep
maxColumn = 40
[test-branch] [1124]> scalafmt --version
scalafmt 3.7.16
[test-branch] [1125]> scalafmt --test foobar.scala 
--- a/Users/dtkach/workspace/cdp-core/foobar.scala
+++ b/Users/dtkach/workspace/cdp-core/foobar.scala
@@ -1,9 +1,4 @@
 class Foo {
-  type It = Foo with
-    Bar with
-    Baz with
-    Bat with
-    Bak with
-    Bam with
-    Ban
+  type It = Foo with Bar with Baz
+    with Bat with Bak with Bam with Ban
 }
error: --test failed

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"not planned" ... Love it 🤣

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i closed it as "can't reproduce", which you agreed with.

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I did? Hm ... I guess, "Here is the complete case I am reproducing reliably" can be construed to mean "I agree it is not reproducible" in some of the infinite number of the Universes ... :D

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@kitbellew I dunno ... must be one of those "works on my machine" cases I guess 😄

what would you like me to do, @dimatkach? i ran exactly what you suggested, and it works as expected. i suggested that there was a similar case recently when a running IDE process was messing with the results of formatting. what else?

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