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"prettier.eslintIntegration": true not working on Windows 10 #107
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I've just tried a freshly installed insider on Windows 10 and |
Tested on Archlinux, stable vscode, a lot of extensions (including git lens) without having errors. Will try on Windows 10 later. |
I don't think #96 is related to my issue. Just to isolate further I disabled every extension except for yours and GitLens and added only The problem is 100% reproduce-able. The same interference happens with @RobinMalfait's extension. |
That's really weird... |
Please update to latest version, It updates prettier-eslint... |
Definitely weird! The only thing I can think of is that I'm on vscode-insiders. Thanks for trying. |
Tried with Insider + Git Lens + eslintIntegration. Quick and Dirty fixBy patching if (ZoneAwareError[stackRewrite] && error.originalStack) { to if (ZoneAwareError[stackRewrite] && typeof error.originalStack === 'string') { Prettier-vscode runs smoothly. Git lens seems to work too. |
Thanks. |
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I've run into this problem with the prettier-eslint-vscode extension and tried yours without any luck as well.
I'm running this version of vscode.
and
prettier
gets applied buteslint --fix
does not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: