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for override functions the function-naming rule should not apply as it is possible that you don't have control over the naming of that function as you override it from e.g. external lib. override fun Foo() does not trigger the function naming rule
Current Behavior
override fun Foo() does trigger the function naming rule
Additional information
Current version of ktlint: 1.0.0
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A function override should not be reported as the interface of class that defines the function might be out of scope of the project in which case the function name can not be changed. Note that the function will still be reported at the interface or class itself whenever that interface or class is defined inside the scope of the project.
Closes#2271
A function override should not be reported as the interface of class that defines the function might be out of scope of the project in which case the function name can not be changed. Note that the function will still be reported at the interface or class itself whenever that interface or class is defined inside the scope of the project.
Closes#2271
Expected Behavior
for override functions the function-naming rule should not apply as it is possible that you don't have control over the naming of that function as you override it from e.g. external lib.
override fun Foo()
does not trigger the function naming ruleCurrent Behavior
override fun Foo()
does trigger the function naming ruleAdditional information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: