Add prettier-plugin-yaml to Community Plugins#18866
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porada wants to merge 1 commit intoprettier:mainfrom
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Add prettier-plugin-yaml to Community Plugins#18866porada wants to merge 1 commit intoprettier:mainfrom
prettier-plugin-yaml to Community Plugins#18866porada wants to merge 1 commit intoprettier:mainfrom
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I approved, but I'm not sure if there are reasons to reject, will leave it open for other members to verify. |
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For your consideration.
Even though Prettier supports YAML out of the box, prettier-plugin-yaml adds a few formatting options that fall outside of Prettier’s option philosophy.