"prettier.singleQuote: true" not being honored for vanilla javascript files

I am having an issue getting the vscode prettier extension to convert my javascript documents correctly. I am running VSCode 1.22.2 with version 1.3.1 of the Prettier extension.

I have a prettier configuration set to convert double quotes to single quotes using the "prettier.singleQuotes": true setting. I have this setting set in both visual studio’s user setting in .prettierrc within my project.

When I format my VueJS files, this setting is getting honored for any javascript contained in my <script> body in those files. But for vanilla javascript module files, my single quotes are getting replaced with double quotes. I do not have any other code formatters installed. Here is a snippet of my User configuration:

    // Force single quotes
    "prettier.singleQuote": true,

Here is my code before I click on “Format document”:

console.log('Hello World');

Here is what it looks like afterwards:

console.log("Hello World");

This breaks our organization’s linting standards, which is forcing me to manually search/replace all occurrences of an errant double quote with single quotes, so any pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[dfinton]

Did a bit more testing. As it turns out, it looks like all my formatting rules are being ignored for javascript files, not just the single quote rule. I do not have any languages or extensions disabled in my prettier config.

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