Bela VanderVoort

> Enable run on save by default. This makes sense to me, because I expect most people installing a code formatter plugin would want it to automatically format their code....

One way to get better formatting is to move the comment like so. ```c# public class ClassName { public Dictionary< string, /*key*/ int /*value*/ > Dict { get; set; }...

> If this suggestion doesn’t quite fit the intended purpose or context, please feel free to disregard it. 🙏 I'm not opposed to csharpier formatting a comment of this form...

The easiest fix is to use `Disable CSharpier Server` option - https://csharpier.com/docs/EditorsTroubleshooting#known-issues There are logs written by the server that may help figure out why the server process can't be...

I don't agree with changing this to be global. Anyone that wants format on save in one solution but not another is going to have to flip the setting back...

> Is it possible to make this use settings layers so the user can choose what they want (local vs team-shared vs global)? @rcdailey that is my hope. My googling...

Looking at this, I think the biggest gain will be to stop parsing with both `XmlDocument` and `XDocument` since they account for most of the time.

This is probably much improved with the reworked XML parsing, I should take a look at how it compares.

#1305 is for respecting existing empty lines between using when sorting them. I don't think the majority of users would want extra lines automatically inserted between groups so don't see...

That change came about due to #1023 - an external dependency had a `.editorconfig` with an invalid rule that was causing parsing to fail. I haven't tested it, but I...