`--blank-lines-around-definitions` is ignored when using stdin/stdout mode

[brady444]

Given this file test.gd:

func test() -> void:
	print("test")


func test2() -> void:
	print("test2")

gdscript-formatter --blank-lines-around-definitions 1 formats it to this, as expected:

func test() -> void:
	print("test")

func test2() -> void:
	print("test2")

But using stdin/stdout mode, it ignores the flag:

> bat test.gd | gdscript-formatter --blank-lines-around-definitions 1

(two lines between instead of one as expected)

func test() -> void:
        print("test")


func test2() -> void:
        print("test2")

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Other flags might have the same issue, I haven't tested them.

[NathanLovato]

Right, I think that one is specific to stdin because the way editor config works is by pattern matching files usually. If you have something like [*.gd] in your editorconfig file, because there's no file. I think it's the main rule pple would use so I'll make sure when using stdin we provide the code with a fake gdscript file path so it does match everyone's general *.gd editroconfig rules.

[brady444]

Thanks for all the quick fixes!

[NathanLovato]

My pleasure, thanks for taking the time to make reports with snippets!