When using CLI `jlfmt`, `style` is never taken from config file, unless switch `--prioritize-config-file` is given

[dhanak]

It is possible to define the style to be used in the config file, using style = "yas", for example. When using the CLI, however, this option is disregarded, unless --prioritize-config-file is given.

The root cause of this is that inside the main function, the CLI options are merged onto the options read from the config file. This is fine for most options, the style option, however, is always set, even if it is not given explicitly in a CLI option:

    format_options[:style] = if style_name == "default"
        DefaultStyle()
    elseif style_name == "yas"
        YASStyle()
    elseif style_name == "blue"
        BlueStyle()
    elseif style_name == "sciml"
        SciMLStyle()
    elseif style_name == "minimal"
        MinimalStyle()
    else
        return panic("unknown style: \"$style_name\"")
    end

[arlowhite]

I just encountered the same issue. Need to specify --prioritize-config-file even though I'm not specify format option args. This is our config:

.JuliaFormatter.toml

style="blue"
indent=4
margin=92
always_for_in="nothing"
for_in_replacement="∈"
whitespace_typedefs=false
import_to_using=true
whitespace_in_kwargs=false
align_struct_field=true
align_assignment=false
align_conditional=true
align_pair_arrow=false
normalize_line_endings="unix"
align_matrix=true
join_lines_based_on_source=true
indent_submodule=true
surround_whereop_typeparameters=false
yas_style_nesting=true
trailing_comma=false
short_to_long_function_def=false
conditional_to_if=false