This is my current stylelint.config.js.
module.exports = {
"extends": [
'stylelint-config-idiomatic-order',
'./node_modules/prettier-stylelint/config.js',
'stylelint-config-standard',
'stylelint-config-recommended-scss'
],
"ignoreFiles": '**/*.{vue, html, js}',
"plugins": [
'stylelint-scss'
],
};
I have the prettier.stylelintIntegration property set to true in my vscode settings, but despite this, in scss files it does not obey any of these extended rules.
A good example is this;
(How the file should look, minus the error of color not being in the correct order.)

And now here is what happens upon formatting.
(color not reordered, and removes all whitespace despite configs saying to leave it.)

This leads me to believe the default VSCode formatter is being applied to scss rather than prettier, as this works perfectly in regular css files.
Try disabling other extensions to validate your assumption :-)
For me, after upgrading to VS Code 1.24.1, formatting stops working (even for JS) after a while. There are no errors on terminal/console etc. Even right click > Format Document doesn't do anything. The only way out is to restart Vs Code.
+1
@mrchief please open an other issue. Initial issue is stalled. Closing
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For me, after upgrading to VS Code 1.24.1, formatting stops working (even for JS) after a while. There are no errors on terminal/console etc. Even right click > Format Document doesn't do anything. The only way out is to restart Vs Code.