Swiftformat: Wrong order of specifiers

[schwarja]

specifiers rule forces a wrong order of specifiers. According to the docs the rule should work like this:

- public override final func foo()
+ final override public func foo()

But observed result is this:
final public override func foo()

SwiftFormat version 0.39.0

[nicklockwood]

@schwarja thanks for reporting. I think it's the docs that are wrong in this case, so I'll update them.

[nicklockwood]

@schwarja I've corrected the docs for 0.39.2. Thanks!

[mbentin]

@nicklockwood The problem is still there, it is not a doc problem.
override should be in front. See in swift doc override internal func someMethod() {}
https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/LanguageGuide/AccessControl.html

SwiftFormat version 0.40.10

[weakfl]

@nicklockwood I agree with @mbentin, it's also the default in swiftlint.

Could you change it or at least make the rule configurable?

[dalemyers]

We've also run into this issue with SwiftLint vs SwiftFormat. I agree with weakfl that this should probably be configurable. @a2 do we have any bandwidth to open a PR with this? Would be nice to have both be able to run independently without messing up the other.

[nicklockwood]

Sorry, I missed the follow-up comments since they were in a closed issue. I'm happy to change the order to match SwiftLint.

[nicklockwood]

Fixed in 0.44.8