format.changes_required

A file jadpo fmt --check read isn't laid out as jadpo fmt would write it.

Area 14, Tools; not declinable; the next step is usually the agent's.

Why Jadpo refuses it

Jadpo has one layout, which jadpo fmt writes, so equivalent code always looks the same and a diff shows only real changes. jadpo fmt --check changes nothing: it is the check CI runs, and fails when a file differs from what the formatter would write, pointing at the first place it differs. The edit it would make is in --json, for an agent to apply.

What it looks like

A type written with two spaces of indentation, where the formatter writes four:

cat > domains/tasks/types/task_title.jadpo <<'EOF2'/// What a task is called.type TaskTitle = Text {  max_length: 200}EOF2jadpo fmt --check

  |3 |   max_length: 200  |   ^ the formatter changes this line

(agent) at the end of the next: line means your coding agent can make the fix itself.

How to fix it

If the file should be in Jadpo's layout, as every file is, format it:

jadpo fmt

Every file is rewritten in the one layout, and jadpo fmt --check then passes. An editor with the Jadpo extension formats each file as it saves it.

Related

• Formatting
• jadpo fmt