See prettier/prettier#40 (comment)Activity esbenp commented on Jan 18, 2017 esbenp on Jan 18, 2017 Contributor Duplicate of #14 esbenpclosed this as completedon Jan 18, 2017 github-actions commented on Apr 13
I write code on editor and when I save the file, prettier should run automatically on it. Instead of having a pre-commit hook, I will like to see prettier on auto save. It will be great if we have add proper instruction on ReadMe for this.
fix: convert line endings to LF on checkout 2年前 .gitignore Workflow execution and scheduling latency (#7370) 1年前 .golangci.yml Update code for new linter checks 3个月前 .prettierignore Add prettier to lint JavaScript code (#5948) ...
fix: security vulnerability that allows remote code execution (GHSA-p6… 3年前 .npmignore feat: Add TypeScript definitions (#9693) 1个月前 .nvmrc ci: Find duplicate and slow tests (#9188) 11个月前 .nycrc (chore): Fix broken codecov (#5554) 6年前 .prettierrc fix(prett...
I wanted to start my program, but I get the following error message: Cannot run program "C:\Program Files (x86)\JetBrains\DataGrip...
It's time to get sassy! Get prettier as you walk along the track by picking up beautifying stuff! Makeup, Beauty Products, Clothes, you name it! Begin your beau…
Git’s rebase command takes an --exec option to run a shell command on every revision in the rebase. For example, to run a formatter like Prettier1 over each file in your repository for every past revision2: git rebase -i --exec 'prettier --write {**/*,*}.js' ffcfe45 Being ...
The view was gorgeous, but I can only imagine how much prettier it would have been without that dam there. The train tracks were sure pretty though! This is the train ride that goes from Ione to Metaline Falls. 2016 is the last year they are doing this I logged in to their site as...
So if you’re telling your friend that you aren’t pretty, but she thinks that you’re prettier than she is, that’s understandably going to make her feel Not So Great. TO September 1, 2012 at 8:28 pm I think it really helps if the person you’re t...
{ "*": "prettier --write", "*.ts": "eslint --fix" }You can solve it using the negation pattern and the array syntax:{ "!(*.ts)": "prettier --write", "*.ts": ["eslint --fix", "prettier --write"] }Another example in which tasks make edits to files and globs match ...