Bela VanderVoort
Bela VanderVoort
Added in #1648
Gitignore is designed to have a hierarchy. If csharpier were to stop processing files when it found the first one it would be a non standard implementation. You can modify...
> I agree stopping at "the first one" is too simplistic, but git itself doesn't get confused by nested gitignore files in multiple repositories. I feel like this behavior should...
> @belav > > Was I supposed to put a fully cleaned file as the .test file? That's correct. Think of them like a snapshot test. The input (test file)...
I haven't updated the troubleshooting steps to include information for the new csharpier server. I believe there should be a `server.log` file next to the file at `C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\CSharpier\0.29.1\dotnet-csharpier`. Hopefully that...
@marss72 it turns out the server log file is a bit more buried than I originally thought, I found mine at `C:\Users\bela\AppData\Local\CSharpier\0.30.2\.store\csharpier\0.30.2\csharpier\0.30.2\tools\net9.0\any\serverX.log`
Your only option for that would be to use csharpier-ignore comments and manually format them all.
There doesn't seem to be a good way of dealing with this. These are some related cases. Auto adding the `( )` would make it more readable, but we don't...
I've added an option to disable this for now - it is out with 1.9.1 @badsyntax a couple ideas I have for this feature after playing with it a bit...
CSharpier is strict about not adding new settings, but I'm hoping you can convince your org because this does seem pretty minor. As to why CSharpier sorts them with usings...