Closed richardtallent closed 2 years ago
Sorry for delay.
In fact, the rule is prettier itself.
You know that, prettier is an opinionated code formatter. It does not have a list of "rules" like ESLint. It just format your code with its own style.
Thus, when we use prettier as an ESLint plugin, the "prettier style" will perform as a "rule".
I keep banging my head against the wall on this. When I'm using this plugin and ESLint complains, it merely points to
eslint(prettier-vue/prettier
) rather than the actual ESLint rule involved. Example:returns this error:
The same URL is shown for every error.
Can we have the link to the offending rule instead?