Jayesh Bhoot
#guix what's a good formatter program for Guix Guile code? I can't bring myself to look at `guix style`'s output.
Feb 22 at 5:40pmWeb
Show threadAndrew TropinFeb 23

@bhoot I don't think we have anything better than guix style at the moment. Would be cool to have something like clj-kondo and cljfmt for Guile, but we are not yet here.

https://github.com/clj-kondo/clj-kondo
https://github.com/weavejester/cljfmt

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Show threadJayesh BhootFeb 23
@abcdw Ah that sucks. Is there a generic scheme formatter we could apply to guile files?
Show threadAndrew TropinFeb 24
@bhoot I'm not aware of any (but I didn't try hard to find).
Show threadLuis FelipeFeb 23

@bhoot For what it's worth, whenever I want to contribute something to Guix, I use guix-devel-mode (from emacs-guix), which formats things as they expect. It also helps highlighting gexps. It seems to work. I don't remember having had to modify patches because of style.

I never use the «guix style» command.

Show threadJayesh BhootFeb 24
@luis_felipe Thank you. I tried to use emacs for a while, but couldn't get used to it. No plans to try again for the time being.