Enable on-type formatting from language server #2737
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DonJayamanne
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Turns out I forgot to add the news file before I made the PR (so it's good that this was waiting and not merged). It's added now. |
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For reference, a block formatting port was merged in PLS in microsoft/python-language-server#217. |
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For #2690.
Similar to #2612. Note that
:-based formatting isn't implemented in language server yet (microsoft/python-language-server#165), but it hasn't been enabled in the extension for anyone for a while now either (fixed in #2714/#2724).Since line formatting is relatively new in language server, this likely shouldn't make it out into a release until the language server downloaded by default is new enough to include that functionality. I haven't been monitoring that side of things, so feel free to hold off on merging this until the right time.
Unit tests & system/integration tests are added/updatedAny new/changed dependencies inpackage.jsonare pinned (e.g."1.2.3", not"^1.2.3"for the specified version)package-lock.jsonhas been regenerated by runningnpm install(if dependencies have changed)