VSCode Prettier formats HTML in an odd way (greater-than-symbol on next line)
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Since today VSCode with installed Prettier Extension formats my HTML in a really odd way. For example:
<button
class="btn btn-secondary mr-2"
(click)="updateEditState(EditState.preview)"
*ngIf="!(preview | async)"
>
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Preview mode of the page@@AppPreviewButton"
>Preview</ng-container
>
</button>
<button class="btn btn-secondary mr-2" (click)="updateEditState(EditState.edit)" *ngIf="!(edit | async)">
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Edit mode of the page@@AppEditButton"
>Edit</ng-container
>
</button>
Notice the >
on new lines. Did somebody else experienced the same and has a solution?
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Since today VSCode with installed Prettier Extension formats my HTML in a really odd way. For example:
<button
class="btn btn-secondary mr-2"
(click)="updateEditState(EditState.preview)"
*ngIf="!(preview | async)"
>
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Preview mode of the page@@AppPreviewButton"
>Preview</ng-container
>
</button>
<button class="btn btn-secondary mr-2" (click)="updateEditState(EditState.edit)" *ngIf="!(edit | async)">
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Edit mode of the page@@AppEditButton"
>Edit</ng-container
>
</button>
Notice the >
on new lines. Did somebody else experienced the same and has a solution?
visual-studio-code prettier
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Could it be the JSX Brackets option?
– Andrew Morton
Nov 8 at 14:09
Seems like thats the option for it, but enabling it does not change the format.Might be a bug then.
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:22
Opened an Issue here: github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/623
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:51
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Since today VSCode with installed Prettier Extension formats my HTML in a really odd way. For example:
<button
class="btn btn-secondary mr-2"
(click)="updateEditState(EditState.preview)"
*ngIf="!(preview | async)"
>
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Preview mode of the page@@AppPreviewButton"
>Preview</ng-container
>
</button>
<button class="btn btn-secondary mr-2" (click)="updateEditState(EditState.edit)" *ngIf="!(edit | async)">
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Edit mode of the page@@AppEditButton"
>Edit</ng-container
>
</button>
Notice the >
on new lines. Did somebody else experienced the same and has a solution?
visual-studio-code prettier
Since today VSCode with installed Prettier Extension formats my HTML in a really odd way. For example:
<button
class="btn btn-secondary mr-2"
(click)="updateEditState(EditState.preview)"
*ngIf="!(preview | async)"
>
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Preview mode of the page@@AppPreviewButton"
>Preview</ng-container
>
</button>
<button class="btn btn-secondary mr-2" (click)="updateEditState(EditState.edit)" *ngIf="!(edit | async)">
<ng-container i18n="AppPreviewEditButton|Enables the Edit mode of the page@@AppEditButton"
>Edit</ng-container
>
</button>
Notice the >
on new lines. Did somebody else experienced the same and has a solution?
visual-studio-code prettier
visual-studio-code prettier
edited Nov 9 at 8:08
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asked Nov 8 at 14:02
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Could it be the JSX Brackets option?
– Andrew Morton
Nov 8 at 14:09
Seems like thats the option for it, but enabling it does not change the format.Might be a bug then.
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:22
Opened an Issue here: github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/623
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:51
add a comment |
1
Could it be the JSX Brackets option?
– Andrew Morton
Nov 8 at 14:09
Seems like thats the option for it, but enabling it does not change the format.Might be a bug then.
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:22
Opened an Issue here: github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/623
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:51
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Could it be the JSX Brackets option?
– Andrew Morton
Nov 8 at 14:09
Could it be the JSX Brackets option?
– Andrew Morton
Nov 8 at 14:09
Seems like thats the option for it, but enabling it does not change the format.Might be a bug then.
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:22
Seems like thats the option for it, but enabling it does not change the format.Might be a bug then.
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:22
Opened an Issue here: github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/623
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:51
Opened an Issue here: github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/623
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:51
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Could it be the JSX Brackets option?
– Andrew Morton
Nov 8 at 14:09
Seems like thats the option for it, but enabling it does not change the format.Might be a bug then.
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:22
Opened an Issue here: github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/623
– Daniel Habenicht
Nov 8 at 14:51