OCamlFormat 0.26.1
We are pleased to announce the release of OCamlFormat 0.26.1!
This is the first OCamlFormat release to be compatible with OCaml 5.1.
We highlight notable formatting improvements below:
- Removal of extra breaks in constructor declarations
type t =
| Foo
| (* Redirect (None, lib) looks up lib in the same database *)
- Redirect of
- db option * (Loc.t * Lib_name.t)
+ Redirect of db option * (Loc.t * Lib_name.t)
+
- Consistent formatting for arrow class types, and consistent indentation of the
object
keyword
module type S = sig
- class tttttttttttt : aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa:int -> bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb:float ->
+ class tttttttttttt :
+ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa:int ->
+ bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb:float ->
cccccccccccccccccccc
end
class type ct =
let open M in
- object
+object
val x : t
end
We've also fixed a few bugs. Attributes that were previously skipped are not preserved, and we fixed a crash that occured in the presence of nested modules.
Have a look at the full changelog to see the list of improvements, and don’t hesitate to share your feedback on this release on OCaml Discuss.
See full changelog
Changed
- Compatible with OCaml 5.1.0 (#2412, @Julow) The syntax of let-bindings changed sligthly in this version.
- Improved ocp-indent compatibility (#2428, @Julow)
- * Removed extra break in constructor declaration with comment (#2429, @Julow)
- * De-indent the
object
keyword in class types (#2425, @Julow) - * Consistent formatting of arrows in class types (#2422, @Julow)
Fixed
- Fix dropped attributes on a begin-end in a match case (#2421, @Julow)
- Fix dropped attributes on begin-end in an if-then-else branch (#2436, @gpetiot)
- Fix non-stabilizing comments before a functor type argument (#2420, @Julow)
- Fix crash caused by module types with nested
with module
(#2419, @Julow) - Fix ';;' formatting between doc-comments and toplevel directives (#2432, @gpetiot)