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Should I match the curly brace of the previous author?

When working with code from several authors, I often encounter the problem of the preferences of curly shapes (same line and new line). Is this a good / bad practice or not even a problem when it comes to matching an existing style using your own preferences?

Does the situation change if you add new code to a class or modify an existing code? Finally, if the style needs to be matched, how far should the match go? i.e. file, class, subclasses, etc.

Example:

if(this)
{
    doThat();
}

Vs.

if(this){
    doThat();
}
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