> > CVS-wise, it's better to do the reindent as a separate checkin, so you > > know you're not changing anything else. (Preferably just *before* you > > start doing any major surgery.) > > Probably backporting patches (e.g. python2.2.3) gets harder. > > Some bigger projects i know *strictly* prohibit cosmetic-only > patches because of this very problem. Only if you are actually > changing code can you reindent. I try to be very conservative with reindents and other cosmetics, for this very reason -- but there are limits. Readability also counts. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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