Formatting or checking lua code with a given range, stylua tackles the given range but also any other part of the file where there is a semicolon.
This happens with latest version (stylua 2.5.2).
Here's a small code sample used to show the problem:
example.lua
for i = 1, 5 do
print("count: " .. i)
end
for i = 1, 10, 2 do
print("count: " .. i)
end
-- unnecessary semicolons, for stylua to catch
local a = 1;
local b = 2;
Example use cases showing the issue
Checking style on first loop:
$ stylua --check --range-start 0 --range-end 43 example.lua
Diff in example.lua:
1 1 | for i = 1, 5 do
2 |- print("count: " .. i)
2 |+ print("count: " .. i)
3 3 | end
4 4 |
5 5 | for i = 1, 10, 2 do
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7 7 | end
8 8 |
9 9 | -- unnecessary semicolons, for stylua to catch
10 |-local a = 1;
11 |-local b = 2;
10 |+local a = 1
11 |+local b = 2
Checking style on second loop:
$ stylua --check --range-start 46 --range-end 94 example.lua
Diff in example.lua:
3 3 | end
4 4 |
5 5 | for i = 1, 10, 2 do
6 |- print("count: " .. i)
6 |+ print("count: " .. i)
7 7 | end
8 8 |
9 9 | -- unnecessary semicolons, for stylua to catch
10 |-local a = 1;
11 |-local b = 2;
10 |+local a = 1
11 |+local b = 2
Checking style on an "empty" range:
$ stylua --check --range-start 0 --range-end 0 example.lua
Diff in example.lua:
7 7 | end
8 8 |
9 9 | -- unnecessary semicolons, for stylua to catch
10 |-local a = 1;
11 |-local b = 2;
10 |+local a = 1
11 |+local b = 2
Formatting or checking lua code with a given range,
styluatackles the given range but also any other part of the file where there is a semicolon.This happens with latest version (stylua 2.5.2).
Here's a small code sample used to show the problem:
example.lua
Example use cases showing the issue
Checking style on first loop:
Checking style on second loop:
Checking style on an "empty" range: