In a project, I apply lint validation in css (scss) codes, but specifically in .vue files (single file component of vue.js).
One of the validations determines that values below 1 need not contain 0 before the point. This validation is called "number-leading-zero" or simply "leading-zero".
https://stylelint.io/user-guide/rules/number-leading-zero/
The problem is that prettier converts by default all values smaller than 1 to a 0 and more its decimal place.
I need to allow values below 1 to be entered without 0 before the period, conforme o exemplo abaixo:
this is valid:
border: .5px;
this is not valide:
border: 0.5px;
How do I disable automatic conversion to "leading zero" in vscode?
I have no idea what you mean with 'leading zero'.
Is it related to prettier or is this a general vscode question?
Can you give more information?
@RobinMalfait I'm sorry for the lack of information. I supplemented in more detail.
This is a Prettier decision. closing
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