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Now that public/internal/private/etc import is supported, we should have the OrderedImports rule do separate groupings for each access level. Order the groups in descending order of access level (public, package, internal, fileprivate/private), with each group sorted lexicographically as usual.
Other details:
If a user has both internal import and import, do we unify them by adding/removing internal? We don't currently add or drop internal anywhere else, so we don't have a precedent here.
We do need to respect the fileprivate/private configuration that's used for other file-scoped declarations.
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Now that
public/internal/private/etc import
is supported, we should have theOrderedImports
rule do separate groupings for each access level. Order the groups in descending order of access level (public
,package
,internal
,fileprivate/private
), with each group sorted lexicographically as usual.Other details:
internal import
andimport
, do we unify them by adding/removinginternal
? We don't currently add or dropinternal
anywhere else, so we don't have a precedent here.fileprivate/private
configuration that's used for other file-scoped declarations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: