style: Apply consistent field order to AutoHealBehavior Behavior modules#53
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Would be nice if ConflictsWith, RequiresAllTriggers, TriggeredBy sat together Maybe StartsActive too. |
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Would have been nice if the healing fields sat together |
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Those are part of I can apply this order across all applicable PRs or do a single second pass? |
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Up to you |
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It probably makes sense to do a second pass, as it will impact all modules that are already in a consistent order. |
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This change applies a consistent field order to all
AutoHealBehaviorBehaviormodules across all INI files. Fields are ordered based on the most common order patterns and their code declaration/parse orders.Order
Below is the order applied to the respective module.