Problem/Motivation

Reviewing #2687941: [Policy, no patch] Within the Function Calls section, delete explicit mention of padding spacing in a block of related assignments I noticed the indention for the colors was not aligned. Additionally while the // Used as rotate background colors comment was relevant to the patch it came in with, those colors are just colors available to the testing class and could be used for anything in additional tests. The comment just duplicates what's actually implemented.

Proposed resolution

Fix it indentation and remove confusing comment.

Remaining tasks

#2687941: [Policy, no patch] Within the Function Calls section, delete explicit mention of padding spacing in a block of related assignments may block or invalidate this?

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#2 fix_gd_test_indention.patch1.37 KBneclimdul
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neclimdul created an issue. See original summary.

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fix_gd_test_indention.patch1.37 KB

Patch implementing fixes.

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A trivial fix.

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CreditAttribution: catch at Third and Grove commented
Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Postponed

There's now #2816445: Forbid using more than one space around operators open. Given one of the arguments in both issues was reducing unnecessary diffs, let's postpone it on that discussion so we don't have to change it twice potentially.

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Thanks. This was fixed in #3239935: Refactor ToolkitGdTest