#editorconfig — Public Fediverse posts

https://github.com/editorconfig/editorconfig-core-net - #EditorConfig as a #dotNET global tool

https://blog.danskingdom.com/Visual-Studio-has-a-built-in-EditorConfig-editor/ - There's a built-in GUI editor for #EditorConfig files in #VisualStudio.

What’s a good unopinionated TypeScript / JavaScript CLI code formatting tool, which I can configure with EditorConfig, that only formats the indenting? #TypeScript #EditorConfig

Late evening release of a blog post I've worked on today on a day off (it's enjoyable, OK?) on what I did to make the combo of the Bash language server and shfmt work with Editorconfig settings for Bash script files that don't have extensions. In Neovim 🚀

Share & enjoy! https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2025/09/01/auto-formatting-extensionless-bash-scripts-in-neovim/

#Neovim #LSP #Bash #Editorconfig #Shfmt

Trying out @Posit’s `air` formatter for #rlang and super impressed so far. It even respects my #editorconfig which I wasn’t expecting to see in the R world.

I spent some time packaging it in a local container because I’m not crazy about the `curl script | sh` trend of binary installs, but it was pretty painless to throw it in a slim image and land somewhere a bit more controlled.

Finally I can format on save in a blink. Looking forward to it including the rest of the LSP

one of the coolest config changes: indent 2 instead of 4. improves readability, more side-by-side views
#editorconfig #dotnet

God damn, when did .editorconfig become a thing? This is brilliant!

#PHP #IDE #EditorConfig

#WebDev question: Is it recommended to use the #editorconfig extension AND #prettier extension for visual studio code? https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EditorConfig.EditorConfig

Or is the prettier extension enough?

(I have a repo with '.editorconfig' and '.prettierrc', I know that prettier parses editorconfig as well)

#vscode #linting #formatting #webdevelopment

Editing with EditorConfig

#EditorConfig helps to codify your #CSharp coding styles for your #dotnet project.
It's supported by many IDEs and code editors, and soon, also by our #Roslyn tool.

on 2024-11-04 (Monday)
at 18:00 UTC

#2codeOrNot2code

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Fi0joawEk

@cwilcox808 indent_size = 2
indent_style = tab

Commit an #EditorConfig file to your source repo so contributors can conform to your preferred #coding style per-language regardless of their editor: https://EditorConfig.org

#programming

Whoa, when did #VisualStudio add this sweet #editorconfig editor? 🤯 I often open .editorconfig files in VS Code and modify the text, but this is nice since you don't need to know the magic text values to use

so what am I doing wrong here?
#resharper #editorconfig #rider

I know Prettier supports #EditorConfig, however I am curious to know, is there is a less opinionated way that you can reformat an existing code base?

Thinking today about how I'm grateful for Hong Xu's work on EditorConfig.

He put so much effort into grokking the plugin systems for so many different editors and writing most of the plugins for .editorconfig files in the early days of the project.

His work allowed me to spend more time on the core plugins and on marketing.

Without plugin support, wide-spread adoption would have made little sense.

#EditorConfig #gratitude

EditorConfig is awesome, but I don't use it very often. Most of the time, language-specific formatters and linters, as well as my IDE's built-in features, are enough to keep a project well-formatted.

However, today, EditorConfig helped me combat my IDE's weakness 💚 https://angelika.me/2024/03/29/how-to-prevent-webstorm-from-removing-trailing-spaces-from-one-file/

#EditorConfig #WebStorm #WebDev

why do you use editorconfig? why not?

#editors #editorconfig #formatting

@jacobydave Check out https://EditorConfig.org and the corresponding #EditorConfig https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EditorConfig.EditorConfig #VScode extension so you can share consistent #coding style for multiple #programming languages regardless of whether others on your #development team use your #editor or toolchain.

I had good hopes for #EditorConfig to be a standardized way to config a bunch of parameters for my projects.

OTOH it appears that the current implementation went down the route of "It's up to each plugin to decide what to support and how" so I can't find most of the utility once I take into consideration that I already enforce formatting with clang-format.

Once again, it's all in the schema: https://flameeyes.blog/2020/05/14/all-in-the-schema/?mtm_campaign=social&mtm_kwd=mastodon

#PSA If you are using #VSCode with #EditorConfig and have `editor.detectIndentation` enabled: Disable that.
It overwrites your .editorconfig settings.

#CSharp #VisualStudio #VisualStudioCode

"trim_trailing_whitespace = false" for *.md files?
Believe it or not, straight to jail.
#editorconfig #markdown

#dotnet #editorconfig

Do we favour

[*.csproj]
indent_size = 2

or

[*.csproj]
indent_size = 4

@ovid #EditorConfig: learn it, set it in your projects, enforce it (many editors “just work” with it): https://editorconfig.org

PSA: If you’re working on #opensource code, or basically collaborating on #code with anyone, make sure that your #editor or #IDE understands #EditorConfig!

https://editorconfig.org/

It’s a really helpful way for teams to define basic style settings for the project, which ensures consistent files and reduces unnecessary merge conflicts.

#codestyle #collaboration #editing

The second part of coding standards is now live, focusing .editorconfig, documentation, and strict types:

https://marcuskober.com/coding-standards-part-2-editorconfig-documentation-and-strict-types/

#wordpress #webdevelopment #webdev #php #editorconfig #documentation

Another drawback of generating code: It does not automatically adhere to your coding style. So just having an #EditorConfig is not enough, you absolutely need something else that fixes styling for you. That is especially a problem for something like #YAML, for which I not always have some linter setup.

Began adding some of the code style rules in the category "Unnecesary code" rules to my EditorConfig Wizard. Still, more to add. 😁
Project: https://github.com/KristofferStrube/EditorConfigWizard
Demo: https://kristofferstrube.github.io/EditorConfigWizard/wizard
#editorconfig #blazor #dotnet #csharp

I'm trying to come up with some sample code that would make the two EditorConfig rule options at the bottom distinguishable. Is there some example or are they actually just the same?
#dotnet #csharp #editorconfig

#CSharpForMarkup 2 for #WinUI3 and @unoplatform is coming along nicely🙂

-🔥Windows C# #hotreload updates UI on Ctrl+S
- All #dotnet 7 target platforms, #csharp 11
- Nested view files in sln explorer
- Fully #nullable + #editorconfig enabled dotnet new template

Picked up some tasks on a #dotnet project in my #DayJob and I'm really #triggered by the way someone has set it up. I really dislike some of the #fxcop rules and #editorconfig settings that are being enforced. My #resharper is going ballistic. I'm fighting the urge to change all the settings to follow the dotnet style guidlines. #MustNotRefactor

Picked up some tasks on a #dotnet project in my #DayJob and I'm really #triggered by the way someone has set it up. I really dislike some of the #fxcop rules and #editorconfig settings that are being enforced. My #resharper is going ballistic. I'm fighting the urge to change all the settings to follow the dotnet style guidlines. #MustNotRefactor