Prettier-vscode: respect rule declaration-colon-newline-after

[zyy7259]

original css

background: url(http://webapi.amap.com/theme/v1.3/images/newpc/poi-1.png) no-repeat;

formated css

background: url(http://webapi.amap.com/theme/v1.3/images/newpc/poi-1.png)
    no-repeat;

the formatted css does not respect the rule declaration-colon-newline-after: always-multi-line from stylelint-config-standard

[choi2k]

@zyy7259 I get the exactly the same issue about this rule, may I know why this question has been closed?

[zyy7259]

@choi2k add stylelint-config-prettier to the stylelint config file to turns off all rules that are unnecessary or might conflict with Prettier.

PS: it is just like add eslint-config-prettier to the eslint config file to turns off all rules that are unnecessary or might conflict with Prettier (for js).

[choi2k]

@zyy7259 umm... It may be a temporary solution but I am looking for a way to make it works instead of just turn it off. Let see if others working on it or not .. :(

[ghost]

@zyy7259 is this issue closed as it wont be fixed?

i've tried extending my config with stylelint-config-prettier config as you suggested, but this still doesn't work - when i run format document the multiline always rule is not respected and all comma separated items are placed on 1 line.

[zyy7259]

@mike-rotate This issue is closed as I think it's not a problem.

The stylelint-config-prettier config will disable the rule declaration-colon-newline-after

Which means prettier can format the document whatever it likes, and stylelint won't give any warnings or errors about the result.

[ghost]

ah i see - thanks for the reply/info!

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