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Add Makefile editor config and normalize Makefile whitespaces.

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  • Chores

    • Updated configuration settings to enforce a consistent indentation style and tab width for build instructions.
  • Style

    • Improved spacing and alignment in build definitions to enhance readability without affecting functionality.

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The changes add a dedicated section in the .editorconfig file to configure Makefile files with indent_style = tab and tab_width = 2. Additionally, the Makefile has been reformatted to enhance readability by adjusting whitespace and aligning variable assignment statements and command sequences. No functional behavior or logic has been altered.

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.editorconfig Added a new section specifically for Makefile, setting indent_style to tab and tab_width to 2.
Makefile Reformatted whitespace for improved consistency, aligning variable assignments (e.g., DOCKER_IMAGE_GOLANG, CHAIN, CHAIN_HOME, etc.) and command sequences.

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Makefile (1)

47-53: Standardized Chain Configuration Variables.

The chain-related variables have been reformatted to use a consistent assignment operator and spacing. Please verify that switching from := to = (as indicated by the PR objectives) does not inadvertently alter the evaluation behavior intended in the Makefile.

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.editorconfig (1)

32-38: Makefile-specific EditorConfig Section Added.

The new section for [Makefile] enforces an indent style of tab with a tab width of 2. This configuration enhances consistency between the Makefile’s formatting and the project’s overall styling guidelines.

Makefile (9)

13-13: Normalized DOCKER_IMAGE_GOLANG Assignment.

The assignment for DOCKER_IMAGE_GOLANG now uses a uniform single equals sign with adjusted spacing, which improves the readability of the variable declaration.


153-157: Improved Docker Run Command Formatting in lint-go.

The docker run options for the lint-go target have been reformatted for better alignment and clarity. These whitespace adjustments improve readability while preserving the command’s functionality.


171-176: Normalized Docker Run Options in format-go.

The formatting of the docker run command in the format-go target is now standardized—with consistent indentation for volume mounting and working directory settings—enhancing clarity without changing behavior.


202-212: Consistent Shell Command Formatting in Cross Compilation Checks.

The cross-compilation block now benefits from improved whitespace alignment. This enhances the script’s readability. Confirm that these changes do not affect the environment variable extraction or shell evaluation.


269-270: Consistent Indentation in chain-start Target.

The command invocation for starting the chain now exhibits uniform indentation and clearer option alignment. This adjustment is purely stylistic and should not impact execution.


293-298: Refined Command Formatting in chain-upgrade Target.

The commands updating the genesis configuration using jq and the subsequent cosmovisor commands have been reformatted for consistent spacing. This normalization makes the upgrade process easier to follow. Please verify that the command substitutions (e.g., with heredoc) behave as expected.


316-321: Normalized Governance Vote Transaction Command Formatting.

The governance vote transaction command now has standardized indentation and line breaks, resulting in improved legibility of the overall command sequence.


350-353: Improved Formatting in the Documentation Generation Block.

The commands setting up datasource variables (i.e. DEFAULT_DATASOURCE, MODULE_DATASOURCE, and DATASOURCE) in the documentation target have been reformatted. This clearer layout aids in maintenance and comprehension.


420-423: Standardized Formatting in the Release Binary Target.

The adjustments in the release binary block—including consistent variable assignments and echo statement formatting—enhance readability and maintain a uniform style across the Makefile.

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@ccamel ccamel merged commit 3259489 into main Mar 18, 2025
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@ccamel ccamel deleted the chore/normalize-Makefile-whitespaces branch March 18, 2025 18:07
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