Enable prettier for vscode formatting #207
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By default, VSCode uses its own formatting tool to format javascript and typescript files. These changes force VSCode to use Prettier.
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prettier runs when you commit. |
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@pikax yes this is already great ! However, if like me you use different formatters on different projects, I have to switch between them. And IMO, a dev should see its code formatted when he codes within his editor :) |
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Hey @Domino9697, thank you for your time and effort spent on this PR, contributions like yours help make Vue better for everyone. Cheers! 💚 |
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Co-authored-by: Rizumu Ayaka <rizumu@ayaka.moe> Co-authored-by: 三咲智子 Kevin Deng <sxzz@sxzz.moe>
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By default, VSCode uses its own formatting tool to format javascript and typescript files. These changes force VSCode to use Prettier.
This is especially useful for devs who have already selected VSCode's formatting tool as their default tool.