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- Update comment
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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.
Change the comment and possibly also the patch description along the lines of
what I have suggested. Other than that, looks good to me.
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So, we found out other cases where this is especially painful:
- breaking long URLs into multiple lines
- updating the text of a paragraph and breaking again with combination of
no-reflow
We could disable it for now and enable it when we have string literal reflow.
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Let's not do this then. For reflowing string literals, it could take a
two-three months.
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I am not sure we should actually do this. I agree that badly reflowing
multiline string literals is not ideal, but neither is violating the column
limit. In any case, proper reflowing would probably the best solution. How hard
would it be to implement that (for proto
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Commonly string literals in protos are already multiline, so breaking them
further is undesirable.
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