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Typescript Ignores Quote Style Rules

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I just installed Prettier 1.7.2 in VS Code 1.29.1. Working in an Angular 7.1 (TypeScript). Formatting a ts-file replaces all single quotes to double quotes. It’s against tslint settings and / or editorconfig. What does the setting auto mean? How does the Prettier recognize the quote style? What does auto mean? Prettier should initially work with the optimal settings. …

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ikatyangcommented, Dec 2, 2018

What did you mean auto? auto is only allowed to be used in --end-of-line, which seems unrelated to quotes. Can you share a playground link that can reproduce the issue?

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domskecommented, Dec 12, 2018

Yes it works. Anyway .prettierrc is also a way to do this.

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