SvelteSortOption config is ignored

[pushkine]

"svelte.plugin.svelte.format.config.svelteSortOrder": "options-scripts-styles-markup"

formatting after setting this option still uses the default (style last)

[dummdidumm]

Do you have a .prettierrc in your project? Do you have prettier-plugin-svelte in your package.json and if so, which version?

[dummdidumm]

Possibly related sveltejs/prettier-plugin-svelte#193

[pushkine]

Yeah adding/removing a .prettierrc file whose content is {} then restarting the language server switches the option on/off

[dummdidumm]

Do you have prettier-plugin-svelte in your package.json and if so, which version? Are you using version 104.0.0 of the extension?
What do you mean by "switches the option on/off"?

[pushkine]

I tried it in an empty project on 104.0.0, with nothing but a .prettierrc and a svelte file
I do have the prettier vscode extension
I have not defined any "editor.defaultFormatter" for [svelte]

What do you mean by "switches the option on/off"?

whether it respects svelte.plugin.svelte.format.config.svelteSortOrder or formats by the default order

[dummdidumm]

If there's a .prettierrc present, all options of the extension are ignored. This matches Prettier's standard behavior.
If you don't set the Svelte extension as the primary formatter for Svelte files, the options are ignored, too, because then the Prettier extension is used for formatting which knows nothing about options of other extensions.
So I guess this is "works as designed" but we somehow have to make this more visible with some documentation.

[pushkine]

If there's a .prettierrc present, all options of the extension are ignored

Does this mean users have to choose between having a .prettierrc file and non-default svelte options ?

If you don't set the Svelte extension as the primary formatter for Svelte files [...] then the Prettier extension is used for formatting

No it's not

[dummdidumm]

If there's a .prettierrc present, all options of the extension are ignored

Does this mean users have to choose between having a .prettierrc file and non-default svelte options ?

No, you can just add these non-default Svelte options to your .prettierrc file.

If you don't set the Svelte extension as the primary formatter for Svelte files [...] then the Prettier extension is used for formatting

No it's not

It may depend on your user setting on what is used in which case. For example this

{
  "editor.defaultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode"
}

means that the Prettier extension is used for all files. I don't know what you got in there, though, because you can also overwrite this with

"[svelte]": {
    "editor.defaultFormatter": "svelte.svelte-vscode"
  }

Then the Svelte VS Code extension is used.

[pushkine]

No, you can just add these non-default Svelte options to your .prettierrc file

This changes everything!

{ 
    "svelteSortOrder": "options-scripts-styles-markup" 
}

Putting this in .prettierrc does work after hitting F1 Svelte: Restart Language Server