Add scalafmt to recommendations - #205
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@johnduffell I'll leave it here for now, as scalafmt's documentation can give guidance on its usage — but if you do feel that'd be useful, alongside perhaps guidance on pre-push hooks etc., perhaps we could follow up in another PR that covers its usage more thoroughly? |
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Late to the party but +1 to this! |
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What is being recommended?
Add scalafmt to recommendations, with a little more structure to scope toolchain choices vs. writing Scala.
What's the context?
We've no linting/formatting recommendations for Scala, but we do have them for Javascript. Linting and formatting recommendations are great for repo hygiene.