Tao Klerks

Hi @asjones987, I do what I can, but in the last year unfortunately that's meant almost nothing. Last month I updated my hosting credit card details so that downloads could...

Updated issue name - whether or not support is added for recent SSMS versions is somewhat immaterial to whether or not an official Azure Data Studio marketplace release is made...

Please note, there is now a mechanism for releasing Azure Data Studio extensions onto its limited marketplace, **and someone has packaged some version of Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter onto this...

As noted elsewhere, as far as I know, the previous installer supported SSMS versions all the way to 17.9. Furthermore, the installer now supports SSMS 18: https://twitter.com/PoorSQL/status/1155471888145141761 Do you have...

Another related improvement could be to change the interpretation of blank (and/or even 0 or other non-sensible values) to act like the default (999) or error out.

This is an interesting request, but I'm not sure I'm understanding the motivation. At one point, when the installers were 4 years out of date and there was no support...

This is a great explanation, thank you so much!

This is a relatively vague request... Can't justify giving it high priority without more details about what things should be recogniozed and/or what things currently "break" (vs just not being...

It's worth noting that one of the other SQL formatting open-source libraries out there, [pgFormatter](https://github.com/darold/pgFormatter), has a [repository of samples](https://github.com/darold/pgFormatter/tree/master/samples) that helps illustrate the things that go wrong with Poor...

Also worth noting that there's now a wiki page that attempts to collect and compare all the SQL formatting libraries, sites and tools out there: https://github.com/TaoK/PoorMansTSqlFormatter/wiki/SQL-Formatter-comparisons