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Add .editorconfig file #1332
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Add .editorconfig file #1332
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License: MIT Signed-off-by: Rob Brackett <[email protected]>
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(I made this as a PR rather than an issue because it’s so minimal. If we decide we don’t want it and just close the PR, that’s fine!)
As a follow-on to #1324, I thought it might be helpful to have a
.editorconfigfile in this repo. If you aren’t familiar with it, Editorconfig is a standardized file name & format for auto-configuring common text editor settings. It has built-in support in many editors and plug-in based support in pretty much all other major editors out there (the idea is you’d commit this instead of several configs for all the various editors contributors use). It’s a useful addition to a linter, since it silently and automatically configures your editor to do the right things, and is especially helpful when you work across several repos or languages that use different styles.Disclosure: I maintain the TextMate plugin, so I may be biased on the value of this ;)