can't get this to work about prettier-vscode

[pekeler]

Ahhh, that works. And ALT-SHIFT-F on the Mac. Thank you @CiGit!
Is CMD-SHIFT-P for Windows?

[CiGit]

It is bound to Format Document in Command palette. CTRL+SHIFT+I by default on Linux

[pekeler]

[dKab]

Same here. My OS - Ubuntu. It's a bummer...

[dKab]

@CiGit any idea why when I format document with ctrl+ shift +i the formatting differs from when I format the same document via prettier CLI with --write? @pekeler could you check this on your linux setup, too?

[CiGit]

@pekeler Windows: SHIFT+ALT+F by default

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@dKab It may be:

• Different config
• Different prettier version (latest prettier-vscode is based on 0.22.0)
• Additional vscode plugin which also transforms your code.

I'll close that issue. It has been answered and the README mentions it.
@dKab Please open a new issue if needed

[dKab]

The same on Windows 10. I use eslint-plugin-prettier with eslint-config-prettier and when I format document from vscode command palette (which you are saying invokes prettier when your extension is enabled) eslint still shows errors. However when I run prettier from command line eslint is silent.

[Maxhodges]

I installed Prettier and restarted, but there is no >Format Document command. OSX. option + shift + F works, but think it's using the Visual Code default formatter..

[RobinMalfait]

This plugin registers itself as a formatter. Therefore it works using the built in Format Document

[Maxhodges]

OK, thanks

[dongcai]

Ahhh, that works. And ALT-SHIFT-F on the Mac. Thank you @CiGit!
Is CMD-SHIFT-P for Windows?

ALT-SHIFT-F for Mac. Why not update the Readme?

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