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DO NOT MERGE: perltidy all the cassandane tiny tests #4964

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This is a massive diff just because of the change from four-space indents to two. If you could redo it with Cyrus four-space style instead of Fastmail two-space style, it would be a lot easier to identify and consider the other changes it wants to make.

localpart => undef,
domain => undef,
};
sub new {
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I prefer when blocks in column 0 (i.e. global function/arrays/hash/etc definitions) have their opening bracket also in column 0 of the next line (which has been Cyrus style forever), like this:

sub new
{

Specifically, I like it because my muscle memory wants to use [[ and ]] to jump between them in vim.

I prefer the opening bracket on the same line everywhere else... unless pushing it to the next line improves readability in context.

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rsto commented Aug 12, 2024

@rjbs do you plan to continue working on this? shall we close this PR otherwise?

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rjbs commented Aug 19, 2024

Closed. I'll come back to it in the future.

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