I have this snippet ``` .assertValueAt(2) { ...

# codingconventions

[ralf]

I have this snippet

.assertValueAt(2) {
                it is ImageChangeEvent.ImageUpdated
                        && it.position == 0
                        && it.changedFields.contains(CollectImage.IMAGE_MODE)
                        && it.image.imageMode == newImageMode
            }

The Kotlin Lint plugin complaints about this with Line must not begin with "&&". Is this actually true? I couldn’t find anything in the coding conventions

[Czar]

I've seen this with Java before (don't remember which plugin or linter), and I completely disagree, in my humble opinion starting line with the connecting Boolean operator is much more readable than leaving the operator on the previous line.

[ralf]

Exactly, that’s my concern with this rule