does more than asked for

[adrian-gierakowski]

I've only got 1 rule enabled in .putout.json:

{
    "rules": {
        "remove-unused-variables": "on"
    }
}

but after running putout --fix path-to-my-file.ts the entire file is reformatted, including things like converting try\catch to calls to try-to-catch, chading indentation, adding semicolons etc etc.

[coderaiser]

All rules enabled by default, but you can disable any of them printer also highly configurable so you can configure 🐊Putout in any way you like. If you have ESLint config it will be used after 🐊Putout done it’s work.

[adrian-gierakowski]

@coderaiser so the rules are enabled even though they are not listed in my config? I did run putout --disable-all but it only flipped the one rule I had in my config to off

[coderaiser]

Yes, all rules enabled by default, that is not like ESLint, when you enable what you want, you disable what you want, if you need to set baseline use putout . —-disable-all this will disable all found rules violations, and then you can enable what you really want.