Ran standardrb --fix on the whole codebasetc-standard-gem

Inspired by https://twitter.com/searls/status/1101137953743613952 I
decided to try https://github.com/testdouble/standard on our codebase.

It's opinionated, but at least it's a _standard_.

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 14 deletions

diff --git a/lib/backup/helper.rb b/lib/backup/helper.rb
index 22f00aef569..fd3fe1b47f9 100644
--- a/lib/backup/helper.rb
+++ b/lib/backup/helper.rb
@@ -4,13 +4,12 @@ module Backup
   module Helper
     def access_denied_error(path)
       message = <<~EOS
-
-      ### NOTICE ###
-      As part of restore, the task tried to move existing content from #{path}.
-      However, it seems that directory contains files/folders that are not owned
-      by the user #{Gitlab.config.gitlab.user}. To proceed, please move the files
-      or folders inside #{path} to a secure location so that #{path} is empty and
-      run restore task again.
+         ### NOTICE ###
+        As part of restore, the task tried to move existing content from #{path}.
+        However, it seems that directory contains files/folders that are not owned
+        by the user #{Gitlab.config.gitlab.user}. To proceed, please move the files
+        or folders inside #{path} to a secure location so that #{path} is empty and
+        run restore task again.
 
       EOS
       raise message
@@ -18,13 +17,11 @@ module Backup
 
     def resource_busy_error(path)
       message = <<~EOS
-
-      ### NOTICE ###
-      As part of restore, the task tried to rename `#{path}` before restoring.
-      This could not be completed, perhaps `#{path}` is a mountpoint?
-
-      To complete the restore, please move the contents of `#{path}` to a
-      different location and run the restore task again.
+         ### NOTICE ###
+        As part of restore, the task tried to rename `#{path}` before restoring.
+        This could not be completed, perhaps `#{path}` is a mountpoint?
+         To complete the restore, please move the contents of `#{path}` to a
+        different location and run the restore task again.
 
       EOS
       raise message