![]() ![]() I said fine, we'll fix them later, we want to finish this one thing until weekend, so let's focus. I don't like blaming anyone but having pulled their code directly, and having pair programmed with them I know that they caused the formatting issues (their IDE use tab instead of space, and automatically leaves tons of redundant newlines). Recently, a new coworker joined our team, they are pretty good too. Everyone have their own parts, we use git, sometimes we pair program and when we do, I disable evil-mode, make my font large and enable syntax-highlighting so that my partner can see what I'm doing. The incident that triggered this post was like this: we have a project and everything was going fine. In fact, in general, whenever there is some sort of compatibility issue in the team, emacs or vim is to blame. ![]() But whenever there is some formatting/compatibility issue I'm always to blame. Fine, no one cares what they think of my workflow anyway. I use a highly customized emacs with evil-mode (and my default font is tiny I also don't use syntax-highlighting) so according to my coworkers I use some weird hipster shit as my text editor. I found this weird pattern among software developers and I want to share my annoyance. ![]()
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