I turned on every optional linter (except the mandatory docstrings) and I got to deal with this now, this is mainly line length of 80 ๐
For the line width (and other automatic formating like) I recommend https://github.com/kkinnear/zprint which also has "community" standard formatting There is no need to do all of it manually ๐
Well you can change the 80 limit
That doesn't really make sense imho
I normally set it to 120
1. I like to follow the style guide 2. I like to split my Emacs into two buffers and have everything in each buffer with some whitespace margin
Why do you think it does not make sense? I see it as an indicator of my own poor naming habits, also it pushes me towards threading
I also split and still have plenty of space, around on your screen/resolution/font size
80 is an historical number from the time of real terminals, I've never seen anyone enforcing 80 in clojure projects
Easy to go over that even with good naming and structure
120 does not work for my configuration of font, screen size and window placement I do understand it is historical but I find reading passages under 90 chars wide easier for me and my eyes "I've never seen anyone enforcing 80 in Clojure projects" I assume this means the 100 and 120 limits are more common, right?
Well tbf normally is just not enforced at all
And well if you like it that way it's great , but I think if you work in a team you might struggle to convince everyone else
> 80 is an historical number from the time of real terminals
terminals -> punch cards. ๐
Ah yes of course even older