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Notice there are 4 commands regarding formating. Even though I understand the differences I think this is overkill. Instead of that I suggest to just show 2 commands in the context menu, and still show all 4 in the command palette.
If you really want to force the user to disable some formatter then I suggest to only show the "Format With..." commands.
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If you really want to force the user to disable some formatter then I suggest to only show the "Format With..." commands.
We are not going in circles here. That's exactly what we had three days ago and people didn't like it. I think having a selection, multiple formatters, and the context menu open happens seldom and when it happens then it represents the state of your installation.
If you really want to force the user to disable some formatter
Once you have only one formatter left, the context menu, the command palette and the status bar all get cleaner. That's a well designed incentive for users to only enable 1 formatter for a filetype 👍
Refs: #71093
Notice there are 4 commands regarding formating. Even though I understand the differences I think this is overkill. Instead of that I suggest to just show 2 commands in the context menu, and still show all 4 in the command palette.
If you really want to force the user to disable some formatter then I suggest to only show the "Format With..." commands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: