@dev964, you make me wonder what it means?

seems that NeoVim 0.5 release is near

from what I remember their previous releases were around Christmas

@clojurians-slack100 Sorry to say but I gave up on these aligned things, they seem nice at the beginning but make diffs hard to read and generally a PITA 😞

I don't align either.

I'm misaligned 🙂

I thought about lining up maps, but in the end, I just go with the flow

lets and maps aren't tabular data, alignment never made sense to me.

maybe people think of them as two column tables?

I mean, I always put two per line, because they do pair up with left and right having distinct meanings

^That's exactly how I think of them. I like seeing keys on the left and values on the right.

It's undoubtedly easier to read when they're aligned. Especially in destructuring let binding blocks (and similar). But @orestis is 💯 % correct about the practical problems with doing so.

Regardless, I'm in a code base where they're aligned, so my hands are tied 😜

I'm in the habit of reviewing git diffs with the -w flag to ignore lines where the only change is whitespace, and on GitHub with the ?w=1 query param which does the same thing. Once you know how to do that, it's easy to filter out the noise that comes with aggressive whitespace adjustments.

(Which I think is a useful tip, regardless of your philosophy on vertically aligning let bindings, maps, etc.!)