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Improve eslint formatting #1961
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(I presume this is still a draft at this point) I see the appeal of being able to run one fix command instead of having to run two separate ones. One downside of this change is that fixing formatting is slower now, though if the editor is formatting on the fly, I guess it won't be a problem. After you get the build/test failures fixed, it would be interesting to run The -svelte plugin receives 2k weekly downloads vs the offical one's 100k, which makes me a bit nervous about its long term support, but by the looks of the changes you've made so far, it seems to be doing a better job than the official one. |
The numbers are a bit skewed, because the npm package just changed. This is the deprecated old entry, which still received 10k downloads this week: Maybe we'll have some kind of official statement at some point. |
Hi, I'm the active maintainer of https://github.com/prettier/eslint-plugin-prettier for now, I have to say the performance of it is a bit not idea although I'll improved it a lot at prettier/eslint-plugin-prettier#415 and prettier/eslint-plugin-prettier#485. So for my own cases, I'm supporting env based choice at 1stG/configs#128, so that it can be chosen to prefer Besides, for See also https://github.com/prettier/eslint-plugin-prettier#svelte-support |
Seems like using |
You could raise an issue with reproduction. |
Keeping an eye on https://github.com/ota-meshi/eslint-plugin-svelte/issues/199 |
Cleaning up old PRs - please open a new one if you'd like to continue this. |
After this PR,
prettier
would be executed as part ofeslint
viaeslint-plugin-prettier
.This would mean that, we need to run one "testing tool" less (eslint and svelte-check).
The only thing I stumbled upon is that prettier seems to also be used for formatting files in
/docs
? However they don't seem to actually be executed? Simply runningprettier --write
within the directory does change them.Background: I worked on my tooling a bit, and configured running
eslint --fix
on save.