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@ahmed-sigmalux I only use vscode-eslint as my formatter and avoid prettier altogether, so I'm not sure if this is possible to get working. Prettier I believe has its own json...

@GitGangGuy not sure the use case for installing this plugin if you already have prettier formatting your json...

@franciscodua hi. This extension acts as a formatter, so it doesn't operate on rules. I don't think this plugin is following the handbook on eslint-plugins since we have to do...

I see, I think I can make that work since it makes sense to use rules instead of formatting by default. It'll be a breaking change - working on it...

@Berkmann18 I know JSON5 can parse jsonc, but can it format it? The problem isn't the parsing, it's the formatting

@Berkmann18 the problem is you'd lose comments, which is what happens today if you use this plugin to formal jsonc

@vincentbriglia wow, did not know that. PR to the readme or changes to source to accommodate your use case is welcome

hi @foolip we would need the following from either extension/devtools APIs: - get/set/clear cookies by domain - screenshot page - record video of page (this can be done via getUserMedia...

@emilgoldsmith I think by default we could choose to strip the file extension from the filename, for example: `example.spec.ts` -> `__snapshots__/example.spec.js` `example.spec.js` -> `__snapshots__/example.spec.js` `example.spec.jsx` -> `__snapshots__/example.spec.js` maybe this is...

see #141 for support for native test retries in 5.0