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.prettierignore pattern to ignore an entire folder
See original GitHub issueI have some folders I want to disable prettier completely, and let it run on other folders with formatOnSave.
tried to add .prettierignore with **/* and **/ with no effect - prettier still formats the code.
What can I do to make this work?
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For me it doesn’t, only works if I open a workspace. Maybe it’s a bug. Using Ubuntu 16.04, vscode 1.19.1
What do you mean by folder ? You can disable the extension for certain workspace. Try with
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