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style: Fix formatting in data viewer tests - #1891

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The format job failed because src/test/suite/dataViewer.test.ts did not match the configured formatter.

  • Change: Apply oxfmt formatting to the test file; no test behavior changed.

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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Fix the failing GitHub Actions job format Fix formatting in data viewer tests Oct 21, 2026
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@eitsupi eitsupi changed the title Fix formatting in data viewer tests style: Fix formatting in data viewer tests Oct 21, 2026

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Reviewed f4f06bc. No actionable issues found.

The diff is limited to formatting in src/test/suite/dataViewer.test.ts. Applying the pinned oxfmt 0.73.0 to the base version reproduces the PR file byte for byte, and the base and head versions produce identical normalized JavaScript with esbuild.

Validation: oxfmt --check . passes for all 181 matched files, and git diff --check passes. GitHub CI is also green for format, lint, build, and the macOS, Ubuntu, and Windows test jobs.

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eitsupi deleted the copilot/fix-failing-github-actions-job branch October 21, 2026 11:25
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