0.3.7

Type	Description	Link
Fix	Partially inlined levels are now also limited such that the last dot in method call chains can't exceed 80 characters.	#101

0.3.6

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	Never put field annotations on the same line as the field declaration.	#102

0.3.5

Type	Description	Link
Fix	Bring back inlining the prefix of method calls iff the levels inlined so far have all been simple. This fixes the regression introduced in 0.3.4 where long nested method calls would end up with too many indents.	#99

0.3.4

Type	Description	Link
Fix	Stop indiscriminately stopping an inlining at method calls like SafeArg.of.	#94

0.3.3

Type	Description	Link
Fix	Get rid of constant error in new Intellij 193 by replacing CodeStyleManager programmatically.	#51
Fix	"Before commit -> Reformat code" now correctly uses the PJF formatter if it is enabled, rather than the IntelliJ default formatter.	#80
Fix	When inlining a level's leading docs, check that no breaks were introduced more robustly.	#85

0.3.2

Type	Description	Link
Fix	Limit dotted chains for expressions starting with constructor.	#71

0.3.1

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	Limit how far dots may appear in long method chains to 80 chars. Note that this doesn't currently apply to prefixes (such as foo.bar().baz().stream()) because prefixes are also used to group together fully qualified class names and it's a bit trickier to handle that case.	#70

0.3.0

Type	Description	Link
Break	Remove JavaFormatterOptions altogether from the API, the style now being baked in to be PALANTIR.	#47
Improvement	Expose formatSourceReflowStringsAndFixImports from the SPI, which formats a whole file returning the formatted file as a String.	#47
Break	Rename palantir-java-format-api to palantir-java-format-spi.	#47
Break	The standalone com.palantir.java-format plugin provides a formatDiff task. IntelliJ setup has been moved to a com.palantir.java-format-idea plugin.	#48

0.2.8

Type	Description	Link
Fix	NON-NLS comments are moved behind + tokens in string concatenations. This is a heuristic that doesn't look at what the thing before the + is, so it might produce confusing results.	#45

0.2.7

Type	Description	Link
Improvement	Prefer inlining method references after whatever expression they follow.	#44