@alexleduc ah you're right, I thought it was more open than that. I might have been confusing it with a linter.
I agree that bringing Prettier into an existing codebase is usually a recipe for friction. I do like the idea of enforcing the code style automatically to let devs stay in the flow and not worry about style. I remember onboarding it as part of some other change (TypeScript, Angular, Nest) so that the old code was untouched knowing (thinking) that it would eventually all be ported.
Someone on Twitter that I respect made the insinuation that I'm a bigot for preferring single quotes in my #Prettier config...
The argument is that the majority of all programming languages don't support single quotes, and if you personally don't have an opinion (setting aside the fact that I do have a preference), you should consider the opions of others.
I can admit when I haven't thought through something and need to change my stance, but this was a bit bizarre. Thought?
@chris I'm not sure if you know who they are or not, but I'm trying to give them the benefit of the doubt since I've seen them piled on before. So I'm sure they have little patience for twitter arguments.