issue when formatting the truncate command "> poo.foo"

[DNACore]

the script input

> somefile.log

Expected

> somefile.log

but it is

>somefile.log

and it's a wrong command.

[LeoK80]

Noticed the same cheeky formatting behaviour here as well. Is there any setting in VSCode we can do to affect this behaviour? Style preferences of sorts?

[LeoK80]

in VS Code you can set option "shellformat.flag": "keep_padding" in the settings.json which fixes it for me. Not fully tested what other side-effect this might have in terms of keeping padding on things that I probably would like to see truncated.

[DNACore]

in VS Code you can set option "shellformat.flag": "keep_padding" in the settings.json which fixes it for me. Not fully tested what other side-effect this might have in terms of keeping padding on things that I probably would like to see truncated.

@LeoK80

I set the option "shellformat.flag": "keep_padding" and found that it can't format the code at all

[Makeshift]

This also breaks things such as

${date +%s}

by turning it into

${date+%s}

Setting "keep_padding" seems to stop this, but also seems to stop pretty much everything else that's useful...