I was the practise of using leading comma in Elm, where we put a comma at the beginning of each line, when writing elements of a list.
I'm also using leading comma (and leading and/or) when writing sql query.
For example:
select
user.id
, user.username
from user
where user.ban_time is null
and user.activate_time is not null
[ 1,
2,
]
Leading otherwise as no language I can remember supports a leading comma on the first item: [ 1
, 2
]
The entire point of this is to avoid needing to edit the prior line when inserting items into an existing lexical list this makes the diffs just: +
instead of: -
+
+
If you don't care about how your line diffs look, don't bother. Just auto-format your code instead.