Support formatting CSS
See original GitHub issueThe latest release includes Prettier 1.4.0, which includes support for CSS formatting, but prettier-atom doesn’t seem to be running for CSS files. I tried adding source.css
to my Scopes list, but that didn’t do it.
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I was getting a popup error
prettier-atom failed: No configuration provided for ... somedir\somefile.css
.To fix I had to disable the
StyleLint integration
option in Settings -> Packages -> prettier-atom.Stack trace (when
StyleLint integration
option is enabled):@robwise I don’t know. I suppose yes, if Prettier supports it, but the
README
only mentions SCSS and LESS. Is there a specific syntax for PostCSS? I thought it was just like Babel for CSS.Disclaimer: I have very limited experience with CSS and preprocessors.