Bela VanderVoort

FWIW Prettier matches the current behavior of CSharpier, which is probably how things ended up this way. Making this change would get things consistent with how method calls work. ```c#...

I thought I made it work that way, but maybe it is specific to a running instance. IE you close VS and re-open it, you will get the bar again.

If I recall correctly, I added `CodeFormatterOptions` when there was just the single option for width, and then missed adding tabs/indent size. `PrinterOptions` contains a lot of options that didn't...

Thoughts on applying this to attributes as well? They are constructors, so should probably work the same way. ```c# [AllowedExtensions( [ ".txt", ".pdf", ".doc", ".jpeg", ".jpg", ".zip", ".7z", ".png", ".xlsx",...

The vscode extension does support using a local version of csharpier. If you added the local version while vscode was open you may need to restart vscode. For the msbuild...

Could you check the rider logs too see what kind of CSharpier logging occurs when Rider starts? I'm thinking something is failing earlier and it leaves CSharpier in a non-working...

I'm not sure if I can get Rider to install dotnet, but I can at least modify the plugin to handle this and display an error letting the user what...

The changes to the rider plugin for 1.6.1 in #1190 have better support for dotnet commands and finding the dotnet installation. It will be available in a day or two.

Moving the setting into .csharpierrc would force it on all users. At work I have a few team members that prefer to not have it enabled. Ideally this could be...

I don't think it makes sense to add a VS specific setting to the CSharpier configuration files. It adds confusion to the documentation and the UI for the current settings...