[ ] I have tested with the master version of typstfmt and not just typst-lsp
(I don't have rust installed on Windows and don't want the whole 6GB MSVC toolchain, so I can't build master unfortunately)
Format a file and see the console print
file: ".\\file.typ" overwritten.
Then format it a second time, where the contents doesn't change. The same message will still print. Ideally, it would print a separate message when a file was formatted but ultimately was unchanged. Something like:
file: ".\\file.typ" up to date.
This helps the user quickly identify which files need a second review in the event multiple files are formatted at once.
master
unfortunately)Format a file and see the console print
Then format it a second time, where the contents doesn't change. The same message will still print. Ideally, it would print a separate message when a file was formatted but ultimately was unchanged. Something like:
This helps the user quickly identify which files need a second review in the event multiple files are formatted at once.