Somehow I missed it, but for years Visual Studio has had a built-in EditorConfig editor. I would typically edit my .editorconfig file in VS Code using just text, but Visual Studio’s editor provides a nice UI for it so you don’t have to remember all the setting names.
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/
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
いつの間にかVimでも外部プラグインなしでもEditorConfigが使えるようになっていた
https://qiita.com/mitsu-yuki/items/a438b1dbddd240253d86?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
God damn, when did .editorconfig become a thing? This is brilliant!
#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)
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