In my nuxt application where eslint and prettier are installed and enabled, i switched to visual studio code. I have installed this code format: Hence using them together will cause some issues. I am trying to set up some tools to help maintain consistency in a codebase used by multiple developers. When i open a.vue file and press cmd+ shift + p and choose format document, my file d.
Do you want to format with the default formatter or with prettier formatter? Some members of my team use mac, some use linux and others use windows. 46 according to this github issue and looking at the doc, it doesn't seem to be possible to configure it to keep line breaks. The problem is that when i save a file eslint automatically changes the format of the file and it seems some rules conflict with pretti. I have a project that has both prettier and eslint installed.
In my nuxt application where eslint and prettier are installed and enabled, i switched to visual studio code. I have installed this code format: Hence using them together will cause some issues. I am trying to set up some tools to help maintain consistency in a codebase used by multiple developers. When i open a.vue file and press cmd+ shift.
Do you want to format with the default formatter or with prettier formatter? Some members of my team use mac, some use linux and others use windows. 46 according to this github issue and looking at the doc, it doesn't seem to be possible to configure it to keep line breaks. The problem is that when i save a file.
127 i've installed prettier extension in vs code, and when i attempt to format a file, vs code asked me: The problem occurs on windows,. The culprit is git, a configuration property of core.autocrlf for historical reasons, the line breaks of the text file on windows and linux are different. As far as i understand, Is it necessary to use.
The problem is that pnpm uses a strict link structure with the.pnpm directory, and prettier has problems resolving plugins like this. But when you install with npm, it creates a basic flat node_modules structure, which prettier can navigate more easily. Root cause of the problem: I accidentally chose the default formatter. In my nuxt application where eslint and prettier are.
I have installed this code format: Hence using them together will cause some issues. I am trying to set up some tools to help maintain consistency in a codebase used by multiple developers. When i open a.vue file and press cmd+ shift + p and choose format document, my file d. Do you want to format with the default formatter.
The problem occurs on windows,. The culprit is git, a configuration property of core.autocrlf for historical reasons, the line breaks of the text file on windows and linux are different. As far as i understand, Is it necessary to use editorconfig, eslint and prettier all together?
But when you install with npm, it creates a basic flat node_modules structure, which prettier can navigate more easily. Root cause of the problem: I accidentally chose the default formatter.