[vsCode 1.23.0] Prettier seems to ignore stylelint config on save
See original GitHub issueI’m not entirely sure if this is a prettier or stylelint issue, but it’s just popped up with the most recent update of vsCode (1.23.0)
Prior to 1.23.0, Prettier would execute the linting rules set forth within my .stylelintrc.json
file when I had "prettier.stylelintIntegration": true,
. Now it seems to be disregarding the lint rules and just formatting based on default rules.
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I found the culprit, VS Code Beautify.
It seems that something with 1.23.0 gives it precedent over Prettier since this was never an issue prior to the update. I don’t really use this extension much anymore since I now use Prettier, so there is no issue for me to remove it, but with it being as popular as it is, there may well be other issues like this cropping up as people update to 1.23.0.
If you have no further questions for me, please feel free to close. Thanks for the help!
I don’t have beautify, and it’s still not formatting for me.