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What would happen in the following code snippet?
module MyModule = let foo: Foo -> Foo = BigLongTypee.doStuff<aaaaaaaaaaaaa, bbbbbb, BigLongTypee> (fun aaa bbbbbb (CCC ccc) ddddddddddd (EEEE eee) (FFF fff) ggggg -> failwith "Not important" )
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Sorry, I completely missed this!
With a sufficiently short line length, I think the following:
let foo : Foo -> Foo = BigLongTypee.doStuff< aaaaaaaaaaaaa, bbbbbb, BigLongTypee > (fun aaa bbbbbb (CCC ccc) ddddddddddd (EEEE eee) (FFF fff) ggggg -> failwith "Not important" )
The very last thing to break over lines is the generic type parameters, ideally; they only break if they absolutely must.
I haven't discussed this with the team yet, though, so this is not totally certain. It never really comes up.
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What would happen in the following code snippet?
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