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by anand-bala
1945 days ago
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You have a valid point, but if the only formatting issue you will have is tabs, then running `zig fmt` on your codebase is pretty much a non-issue. If your project is small, just run `zig fmt` on the command line. If you have a large codebase, you can just incorporate it into your build process (similar to how clang-format and clang-tidy are used in CMake projects). But again, if you have a large codebase written in Zig, you've probably already configured your editor to run `zig fmt` on save :) |
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At this point it means you're probably Andrew himself because the Zig compiler is the only large Zig codebase out there;)