@@ -248,16 +248,6 @@ spotless --target '**/src/**/*.cpp' clang-format --clang-version=20.1.2 --style=
248248
249249### clean-that
250250
251- <!-- -freshmark ctshields
252- output = [
253- link(shield('CleanThat version', 'clean-that', '{{libs.versions.native.include.cleanThat}}', 'blue'), 'https://github.com/solven-eu/cleanthat'),
254- ].join('\n')
255- -->
256-
257- [ ![ CleanThat version] ( https://img.shields.io/badge/clean--that-2.23-blue.svg )] ( https://github.com/solven-eu/cleanthat )
258-
259- <!-- -freshmark /ctshields -->
260-
261251Cleanthat is a project enabling automatic code cleaning, from formatting to refactoring.
262252
263253To see usage instructions for the clean-that formatter, run: ` spotless clean-that --help `
@@ -270,8 +260,9 @@ output =
270260-->
271261
272262```
273- Usage: spotless clean-that [-dDhV] [-s=<sourceCompatibility>] [-a[=mutator[,
274- mutator...]...]]... [-e[=mutator[,mutator...]...]]...
263+ Usage: spotless clean-that [-dDhV] [-s=<sourceCompatibility>] [-v=<useVersion>]
264+ [-a[=mutator[,mutator...]...]]... [-e[=mutator[,
265+ mutator...]...]]...
275266CleanThat enables automatic refactoring of Java code.
276267 -a, --add-mutator[=mutator[,mutator...]...]
277268 Add a mutator to the list of mutators to use. Mutators are
@@ -296,6 +287,9 @@ CleanThat enables automatic refactoring of Java code.
296287 This is used to determine the Java language features
297288 available.
298289 (default: 1.8)
290+ -v, --use-version=<useVersion>
291+ The version of CleanThat to use.
292+ (default: 2.24)
299293 -V, --version Print version information and exit.
300294
301295✅ This step supports the following file type: Java
0 commit comments