Add CLI flag to disable modifier reordering#1373
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The library API already supports `JavaFormatterOptions.reorderModifiers(false)`, but the CLI had no equivalent flag. This change adds `--skip-reordering-modifiers` and wires it through the CLI into `JavaFormatterOptions`. The default CLI behavior is unchanged.
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Thanks for merging! |
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I'm expecting a release this month, there are a few changes in-progress to improve support for Java 25 and I'll plan on doing another release once they land. |
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Great, thanks! |
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The library API already supports
JavaFormatterOptions.reorderModifiers(false), but the CLI had no equivalent flag.This change adds
--skip-reordering-modifiersand wires it through the CLI intoJavaFormatterOptions.The default CLI behavior is unchanged.