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HamlLint/RubyComments
Prefer HAML's built-in comment over ad hoc comments in Ruby code.
Bad: Space after # means comment is actually treated as Ruby code
haml
- # A Ruby comment
Good
haml
-# A HAML comment
While both comment types will result in nothing being output, HAML comments are a little more flexible in that you can have them span multiple lines, e.g.
-# This is a multi-line
HAML commentUse -# for comments instead of - # Open
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HamlLint/RubyComments
Prefer HAML's built-in comment over ad hoc comments in Ruby code.
Bad: Space after # means comment is actually treated as Ruby code
haml
- # A Ruby comment
Good
haml
-# A HAML comment
While both comment types will result in nothing being output, HAML comments are a little more flexible in that you can have them span multiple lines, e.g.
-# This is a multi-line
HAML commentExpected a newline at the end of the file. Open
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Files should end with a trailing newline Open
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HamlLint/FinalNewline
Files should always have a final newline. This results in better diffs when
adding lines to the file, since SCM systems such as git won't think that you
touched the last line if you append to the end of a file.
You can customize whether or not a final newline exists with the present
option.
| Configuration Option | Description |
|---|---|
present |
Whether a final newline should be present (default true) |