krasimir added a comment.
In https://reviews.llvm.org/D48034#1128475, @sammccall wrote:
> All else equal, I'd expect this to be a hard rule, at least in google-style.
>
> "foo\n { a: b }" --> "foo {\n a: b\n}" only makes the first line longer, by
> 2 chars. So if 78 < indent + len("foo") <= 80 we're breaking the line limit,
> but that seems vanishingly rare.
>
> If the penalty is sufficient to stop it happening almost always, maybe it
> works out the same.
If we make this a hard rule, there's a better way: update `canBreak` to return
`false`.
Repository:
rC Clang
https://reviews.llvm.org/D48034
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