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Upgrade prettier-standard: 8.0.1 → 16.3.0 (major) #62

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Here is everything you need to know about this upgrade. Please take a good look at what changed and the test results before merging this pull request.

What changed?

✳️ prettier-standard (8.0.1 → 16.3.0) · Repo · Changelog

Release Notes

16.3.0

  • Update all dependencies, including prettierx, eslint, and plugins

15.0.1

  • prettier-standard by default will format all files in repository, if no patterns are present
  • prettier-standard --staged for formatting just staged changes
  • fix: support all possible CLI globs for git repositories

13.0.0

  • Added --chaged flag that allows to format just changed lines (requires git)
  • Added --since <branch> flag that allows to format just changes since given branch (requires git)

Also, --changed can be combined with --since <branch> and --check 💛

12.0.0

This release is complete rewrite which avoids spawning external processes, it should be faster now! 🥂

  • --check flag has been introduced that behaves similarly to prettier --check
  • multiple patterns are now allowed to be provided

9.1.1

Fix formatting files other than .js when passed as paths instead of stdin

9.1.0

Add support for --parser flag that allows to format files other than .js when passed to stdin

9.0.0

This release does not pass code through standard --fix to fix formatting, it uses prettierx instead.

Breaking changes:

  • Custom configuration happens through .prettierrc instead of .eslintrc
  • If you use eslint, you need to extend prettier and prettier/standard in .eslintrc
  • Output matches the output of prettier
  • Prettier upgraded to 16

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Commits

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