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The context for c# in fuse has a method call surrounding the code rather than a variable assignment, causing the csharp compiler to behave differently in indentation rules.
Potential Fix
It's possible to assign DateTime.Now.ToString() as below to a variable that is uniquely named by the compiler, and then use that variable in the call. This would cause the formatting behavior to behave the same as today
Failing test name:
FormattingDocument(testFileName: "FormatDocument.cshtml")
Problem
The context for c# in fuse has a method call surrounding the code rather than a variable assignment, causing the csharp compiler to behave differently in indentation rules.
Potential Fix
It's possible to assign
DateTime.Now.ToString()
as below to a variable that is uniquely named by the compiler, and then use that variable in the call. This would cause the formatting behavior to behave the same as todayWithout Fuse
With Fuse
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