Different formatting

Author: smallcreep

lib/fluent/plugin/filter_record_modifier.rb

@@ -8,33 +8,33 @@ class Plugin::RecordModifierFilter < Plugin::Filter
                  desc: <<-DESC
 Prepare values for filtering in configure phase. Prepared values can be used in <record>.
 You can write any ruby code.
- DESC
+DESC
     config_param :char_encoding, :string, default: nil,
                  desc: <<-DESC
 Fluentd including some plugins treats the logs as a BINARY by default to forward.
 But an user sometimes processes the logs depends on their requirements,
 e.g. handling char encoding correctly.
 In more detail, please refer this section:
 https://github.com/repeatedly/fluent-plugin-record-modifier#char_encoding.
- DESC
+DESC
     config_param :remove_keys, :string, default: nil,
                  desc: <<-DESC
 The logs include needless record keys in some cases.
 You can remove it by using `remove_keys` parameter.
 This option is exclusive with `whitelist_keys`.
- DESC
+DESC
 
     config_param :whitelist_keys, :string, default: nil,
                  desc: <<-DESC
 Specify `whitelist_keys` to remove all unexpected keys and values from events.
 Modified events will have only specified keys (if exist in original events).
 This option is exclusive with `remove_keys`.
- DESC
+DESC
 
     config_param :replace, :bool, default: false,
                  desc: <<-DESC
 Boolean flag to enable replace function. Default is false.
- DESC
+DESC
 
     def configure(conf)
       super

test/test_filter_record_modifier.rb

@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ def test_convert_char_encoding
 
     assert_equal [
       {"k" => 'v'.force_encoding('cp932')},
-      {"k" => %w(v ビ).map {|v| v.encode!('cp932')}},
+      {"k" => %w(v ビ).map{|v| v.encode!('cp932')}},
       {"k" => {"l" => 'ビ'.encode!('cp932')}},
     ], d.filtered.map { |e| e.last }
   end