| Issue |
132334
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| Summary |
[clang-format] Inconsistent indentation of &&-qualified member functions with requires clauses
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| Reporter |
jacobsa
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clang-format seems to become confused by the use of `&&` qualifications of member functions in combination with `requires` clauses on those methods. This causes it to use weirdly inconsistent indentation and bracket placement.
For example, it turns this:
```c++
Co<Final> Join() &&
requires(!std::is_void_v<Final>)
{
return std::move(run_stream).Join();
}
Co<k3::EmptyStruct> Join() &&
requires std::is_void_v<Final>
{
co_return k3::EmptyStruct{};
}
```
into this:
```c++
Co<Final> Join() &&
requires(!std::is_void_v<Final>) { return std::move(run_stream).Join(); }
Co<k3::EmptyStruct> Join() &&
requires std::is_void_v<Final>
{
co_return k3::EmptyStruct{};
}
```
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