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Info
Platform: Win
Vetur version: v0.32.0
VS Code version: 1.53.1
Problem
Currently when we format stylus code which is in a .vue file, stylus-supremacy formatter inside Vetur ignores if there is a .stylintrc file in the project. When formatting a .styl file with the stylus-supremacy extension, it searches for a .stylintrc file and uses it (see https://thisismanta.github.io/stylus-supremacy/#vscode).
Is there a way to take account of the .stylintrc file when formatting stylus with vetur?
Reproducible Case
I did not make a reproducible case but I can do it if needed.
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Vetur: Restart VLS
Info
Problem
Currently when we format stylus code which is in a .vue file, stylus-supremacy formatter inside Vetur ignores if there is a .stylintrc file in the project. When formatting a .styl file with the stylus-supremacy extension, it searches for a .stylintrc file and uses it (see https://thisismanta.github.io/stylus-supremacy/#vscode).
Is there a way to take account of the .stylintrc file when formatting stylus with vetur?
Reproducible Case
I did not make a reproducible case but I can do it if needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: