Keep generated file comments on the first line #760
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Let linquist continue to find the generated file marker on the first line, the dart format width comment is allowed to be on any line. Look for the generated file line exactly and when it starts the file insert the dart format comment following it.
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Documentation at https://github.com/dart-lang/ecosystem/wiki/Publishing-automation. |
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This could generally work, but I've seen many users who do not put the generated content line as the first line in their custom header :D |
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We're now in merge conflict land 😕 |
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Let linquist continue to find the generated file marker on the first
line, the dart format width comment is allowed to be on any line.
Look for the generated file line exactly and when it starts the file
insert the dart format comment following it.