Fix on save does not respect finder
See original GitHub issueLooks like fix on save does not respect the finder object.
I’ve created a finder with in('/foo/bar')
, created a file /baz.php
and it gets auto fixed on save, but it should not. This can make the plugin unusable, can someone confirm this?
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because use tmp file, so the config in can’t match the tmp file path generally.
why i use tmp file? this extension not only provide to format a whole file, but also format partial codes, such as selected range formatting… and if you want to format an unsaved file, and not change the behavior to save first, need a temp file to do that.
Why the temp file?