style(Parsers): Format ParsersSpec

test/Test/Shift/ParsersSpec.hs

@@ -4,8 +4,27 @@ module Test.Shift.ParsersSpec where
 
 import Data.HashSet (fromList)
 import Shift (BreakingChange (BreakingChange))
-import Shift.Parsers (breakingChange, commit, commitType, manyCharsTill, someCharsTill, spaced)
-import Shift.Types (CommitType (CTFeature), ConventionalCommit (ConventionalCommit, _ccAffectedTickets, _ccBody, _ccBreakingChanges, _ccScope, _ccSubject, _ccType), ParsedCommit (PCConventional))
+import Shift.Parsers
+  ( breakingChange,
+    commit,
+    commitType,
+    manyCharsTill,
+    someCharsTill,
+    spaced,
+  )
+import Shift.Types
+  ( CommitType (CTFeature),
+    ConventionalCommit
+      ( ConventionalCommit,
+        _ccAffectedTickets,
+        _ccBody,
+        _ccBreakingChanges,
+        _ccScope,
+        _ccSubject,
+        _ccType
+      ),
+    ParsedCommit (PCConventional),
+  )
 import Test.Hspec (Spec, describe, it)
 import Test.Hspec.Megaparsec (shouldFailOn, shouldParse)
 import Text.Megaparsec (parse)
@@ -94,7 +113,11 @@ spec = do
                               _ccScope = "src",
                               _ccSubject = "Add README file",
                               _ccBody = "This is an example commit body.",
-                              _ccBreakingChanges = [BreakingChange "This will require a new OS upgrade." (Just "Go to example.org to download a new OS.")],
+                              _ccBreakingChanges =
+                                [ BreakingChange
+                                    "This will require a new OS upgrade."
+                                    (Just "Go to example.org to download a new OS.")
+                                ],
                               _ccAffectedTickets = []
                             }
                       )