Continuous Formatting extension automates C# and C++ code formatting in Visual Studio. It removes the necessity to format code manually, arranging code continuously as you type and make changes.
v2.1.0 adds support for Visual Studio 2019.
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Making Visual Studio perfect 
The more whitespace I see, the less I can take it seriously;
e.g. Marvel comic books are less serious than the much denser Wall Street Journal.
Also I add extra whitespace+comments to problem areas of my code;
so alarm bells go off when I see it.
Truly, white space is more important than text.
People who don’t deploy whitespace properly shouldn’t be taken seriously;
it should _ not _ be left to random robots to decide.
Jeff, that is so true. I was trying to search for something that woudl allow me to mark a block as “preserve”.
For example, long blocks of initializations.
Code can be an art form, but not if the machine shoves it all together; yet I’m fine with it formatting ‘most’ of my code. Indent my if blocks, for example.