why this plugin ignore .prettierrc? how should i use it

[uniquejava]

From my experience, for any vue project, eslint + prettier is a must and prettier config should be considered with higher priority.

I created a brand new project with npm init vue@latest, and I ticked eslint + prettier.

I created a .prettierrc file in my vue project root folder

{
  "printWidth": 120,
  "tabWidth": 2,
  "singleQuote": true,
  "bracketSpacing": true,
  "trailingComma": "all",
  "semi": false,
  "useTabs": false,
}

now my vscode starts complaining...

If i remove '@vue/eslint-config-prettier', from .eslintrc.js, everything works normally again.

so my question is why we have this plugin built-in in vue-cli, how should I use it.

@yyx990803 尤大

[sodatea]

Can't reproduce. Could you please provide a reproduction repo?

[uniquejava]

The typescript file works this time 👍 (I think there must be some changes done in the past 2 months)

However, the vue and other files like cjs still not work.

reproduction repo:
https://github.com/uniquejava/prettier-not-work

[uniquejava]

Update: the solution is to restart vs code

I found that after we create .prettierrc file, we need to restart vs code, otherwise vs code will still complain the eslint errors. (in vue file this time)

[TheGreatRefrigerator]

Update: the solution is to restart vs code

I found that after we create .prettierrc file, we need to restart vs code, otherwise vs code will still complain the eslint errors. (in vue file this time)

Same thing for WebStorm if somebody wonders...

[itapai]

It's enough to restart the eslint server in vscode, you don't have to restart the entire vscode.

[p-kuen]

As this package only defines some simple eslint config, I believe this is no bug. It's normal that you have to restart the eslint server if you change the configuration. I think this should be closed.