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Update rrdCommandSanity.c#176

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Pull request overview

This pull request makes a minor whitespace change to the updateBackgroundCmd function in rrdCommandSanity.c. The change adds an additional blank line after the variable declaration int i = 0;, resulting in two consecutive blank lines before the null pointer check.

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  • Added a blank line at line 33 in the updateBackgroundCmd function

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{
int i = 0;


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This change introduces consecutive blank lines. The code now has two consecutive blank lines (line 33 and line 34) between the variable declaration and the null check. Multiple consecutive blank lines are generally considered poor coding style and reduce code readability. Consider removing one of these blank lines to maintain clean formatting.

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