Bug: break-separators=after-and-docked doesn't affect let bindings #967
Description
type t =
{ hash: hash_type;
file_mode: mode option;
funs: id list;
classes: id list;
typedefs: id list;
consts: id list;
comments: (Pos.t * comment) list option }
let empty_t =
{ hash= None;
file_mode= None;
funs= [];
classes= [];
typedefs= [];
consts= [];
comments= Some [] }
Produces:
$ ocamlformat --break-separators=after-and-docked demo1.ml
type t = {
hash: hash_type;
file_mode: mode option;
funs: id list;
classes: id list;
typedefs: id list;
consts: id list;
comments: (Pos.t * comment) list option;
}
let empty_t =
{
hash= None;
file_mode= None;
funs= [];
classes= [];
typedefs= [];
consts= [];
comments= Some [];
}
This is inconsistent with the other values of break-separators, which do affect type definitions.