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Funny, the tests are asserting that the ugly newlines are present... |
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Entry blocks already add a trailing newline, so there's no need to include one in the code template. See the ready, process and define_method blocks, for example. Having one doesn't cause any harm, but it does make the generated code uglier.
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Entry blocks already add a trailing newline, so there's no need to include one in the code template. See the ready, process and define_method blocks, for example. Having one doesn't cause any harm, but it does make the generated code uglier.