Reduce line length to <=120 in YAML files where feasible #165
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120 columns is the recommended line length for YAML code in Arduino tooling projects. The yamllint tool used by the "Check YAML" template produces a warning when a line exceeds this length. This is not a hard limit and in some cases it is either impossible or not beneficial to make lines less than 120 in length so some violations of the guideline are unavoidable. However, in the case of these particular long lines, breaking them into multiple lines does improve the readability of the code.
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120 columns is the recommended line length for YAML code in Arduino tooling projects. The yamllint tool used by the "Check YAML" template produces a warning when a line exceeds this length.
This is not a hard limit, and in some cases it is either impossible or not beneficial to make lines less than 120 in length so some violations of the guideline are unavoidable. However, in the case of these particular long lines, breaking them into multiple lines does improve the readability of the code.