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☂️ Prettier Formatting compatibility #2403
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I haven't gone through the TypeScript reports yet. Something we should do in the near future |
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Any update on this issue after the latest 0.7.0 release? |
The current update is exactly what you see in the description of the issue. Many tasks have been closed and the compatibility is getting closer. The main things to close the gap are parenthesis and member chain. |
Happy when I see only 10 checkboxes 😂. Your team has worked really hard! 🙏 |
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Rome formatter's goal is to match Prettier's formatting as closely as possible where reasonable, and we have no good reasons to deviate.
This umbrella task tracks the syntaxes that Rome formats differently than prettier.
Statements
Module Items
Expressions
{
#2408will_break
#2720Assignment
Functions
TypeScript
ConstructorSignatureMembers
: Add a space between thenew
keyword and parameters #2419Literals
Infrastructure
Report of all tests that Rome formats differently than Prettier (created on the 12th of April 22).
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