It is a bit of a pain to add all of the language-specific formatters but vscode will help you out by giving you the option to configure a default formatter the first time you manually format any new file type from the command palette. The simplest fix was to remove prettier as the default formatter and add it back only for specific languages/file types.īlack formatting will now work correctly.
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You can do this on Windows by pressing both Ctrl and.
I was expecting the black formatter to take precedence for python files and then to fall back to prettier for any other file type but unfortunately this was not the case and vscode continued to try to use prettier for python files. Once installation is successful, open the settings of your VS Code. "faultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode" I started with the following setup (my additional settings are removed for clarity). I wanted to achieve a setup where prettier would be used as a default formatter across all my projects (I like to use it to format JSON and YAML config in python projects as well as for my frontend projects) and black would be used to format python files on a specific project. It's because my pylintrc has indent-after-paren=2.I had an issue setting up black autoformatting for a new python project recently (something I definitely recommend that you do) so here is the fix for anyone who runs into the same problem. When I change the config to tell it where it is a format doesn't do anything. Select the lines of code you wish to intend and press Ctrl + in Windows or CMD + on Mac. I found out that the pylint error Wrong hanging indentation (remove 2 spaces). How do you format python code in Visual Studio Code Ask Question Asked 5 years, 9 months ago Modified 11 months ago Viewed 39k times 7 Opened a ticket with AutoPep8, but when I installed the autopep8 extension, it doesn't seem to find the module. Simple solution Click the tab size (may show 'Spaces: 4') in the bottom right corner and choose Convert Indentation to Tabs or Convert Indentation to Spaces as per your requirement. From the README (vscode Marketplace: Black Formatter): Usage. Why is it doing this and how can I make it 2 spaces everywhere? Formatters are similar tools that tries to restructure your code spacing, line length, argument positioning etc to ensure that your code looks consistent across. See v1.67 Release Notes, Python Black formatting.
But when I paste or save (I have "editor.formatOnPaste" and "editor.formatOnSave" set to true), the annoying thing happened: all the 2-space indentation inside the parentheses became 4 (other 2-space indentation are unaffected). Press enter after an open parenthesis, it correctly starts the new line with 2 more spaces. When I press enter, it correctly starts the next line with the same indentation as the previous line. I found here that autopep8 can be configured to use 2 spaces by "8Args":
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I'm using VS Code with Python extension which uses autopep8 for formatting. GitHub - microsoft/vscode-black-formatter: Formatting support for Python using the Black formatter vscode-black-formatter main 4 branches 12 tags Go to file Code luabud Update to replace linting with formatting ( 271) ccf6e69 20 hours ago 98 commits. I'm trying to get autopep8 work to properly indent Python code with 2 spaces instead of 4.
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