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lint: run prettier on all doc files #512
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@jorgeorpinel I think it's fine if it's hard to fix it and if YAML is valid. |
Yeah I guess if it can't be fixed with our current linter its better to let it indent those locks instead of having to add a bunch of BTW weren't we going to run |
@jorgeorpinel I might have done this here. Let me run it again and find if there are changes or not. |
@algomaster99 should we run it for docs as well once again like @jorgeorpinel suggested? |
Yeah I meant on md files too 🙂 |
I see it was done in #530 |
See #512 (comment)
A problem after implementing #372 seems to be thatpretty-quick
is that some lines inside md fenced code blocks, the ones starting with-
, seem to be confused for bullets, and thus indented. E.g. everything starting atpath
would be indented in the sample below (fromstatic/docs/user-guide/external-dependencies.md
):The linter should simply ignore code blocks 🙂OK'd by Ivan in #512 (comment)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: