Organize imports should remove blank lines within imports

[mjbvz]

TypeScript Version: 2.9.0-dev.20190327

Search Terms:

• Organize imports

Code

1. For the js:

import { x } from 'x';


import { y } from 'y';

console.log(x, y)

2. Run organize imports.

Expected behavior:
Blank lines within the import are removed

import { x } from 'x';
import { y } from 'y';

console.log(x, y)

Actual behavior:
Blanklines preserved but shifted to end of imports:

import { x } from 'x';
import { y } from 'y';



console.log(x, y)

[Horaddrim]

Just to makes dure, I'm New gere, it's approved for community to help on this onde? Evento without the label 😕

[Horaddrim]

Sorry, my auto complete feature fault, I'm new here, and we can help on this one? Even without the label?

[AlCalzone]

Out of interest: How should this behave if there's something else between the imports? I usually structure my code in test suites in two blocks: 1. framework-related imports, 2. component related imports, e.g.:

import { assert, expect, should } from "chai";
// ... more framework-related imports
// enable the should interface with sinon
should();

// ^^^ --- I want the space here --- vvv

import * as nodeUrl from "url";
// ... more component-related imports

[Horaddrim]

@AlCalzone I do this too, and in my regular files too, I think it's cool to stay 👍

[marcelh-gh]

I agree that the current behavior of moving blank lines to the end of the imports is not helpful.
But removing them in general is also not always desired. I like to group my imports using blank lines.
For example one block of imports could be related to DB stuff and another one to features from math libraries.

Maybe the removal of blank lines could be optional via a config flag?