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The Prettier maintainer has a clear philosophy and will not make any exceptions (see related issue), which makes sense.
However, as the issue describes, we're stuck between using a formatter that works with the Azure Pipelines extension and none (the default behaves similarly and does the same indentation).
So, currently, it's impossible to use a formatter if we want to adhere to the standard described throughout the documentation.
As explained in this issue, the redhat.vscode-yaml formatter won't work if the file types are azure-pipelines as it only accepts yaml.
Do you know if there are any plans to use a different formatter, or what is your recommendation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
According to the documentation on Azure Pipeline formatting, block sequences should not be indented:
However, using the Prettier formatter, the sequences are indented:
The Prettier maintainer has a clear philosophy and will not make any exceptions (see related issue), which makes sense.
However, as the issue describes, we're stuck between using a formatter that works with the
Azure Pipelines
extension and none (the default behaves similarly and does the same indentation).So, currently, it's impossible to use a formatter if we want to adhere to the standard described throughout the documentation.
As explained in this issue, the
redhat.vscode-yaml
formatter won't work if the file types areazure-pipelines
as it only acceptsyaml
.Do you know if there are any plans to use a different formatter, or what is your recommendation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: