Add --no-aosp flag to select Google Style - #1415
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--aosp is the only style switch, with no way to negate it once passed. Wrapper scripts such as Chromium's google-java-format launcher append --aosp unconditionally, leaving projects that format through them no way to select Google Style. Add a --no-aosp flag to allow overriding a previously given style flag. When both are given, the last one wins.
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Thanks, this looks fine. One minor question: WDYT about |
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--aosp is the only style switch, with no way to negate it once passed. Wrapper scripts such as Chromium's google-java-format launcher append --aosp unconditionally, leaving projects that format through them no way to select Google Style. Add a --no-aosp flag to allow overriding a previously given style flag. When both are given, the last one wins.