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For many uses of submodules the project doesn't necessarily own the rights to the submodule directory so formatting it is just a waste of time since the code cannot be...
This part of the formatter spec is problematic: > If, **and only if,** a file format has changed, the formatter MUST write the new content in place of the original...
**Describe the bug** Recently I encountered an issue where shellcheck got upgraded (through a nixpkgs bump), but treefmt's eval cache didn't get invalidated. **To Reproduce** Treefmt tracks the mtime of...
**Describe the bug** Unable to enter the the dev shell on an M1 MacBook Pro **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Get yourself an M1 MacBook Pro, however...
**Describe the bug** `cue fmt` doesn't respect the treefmt spec and writes to the file, even if no changes occurred in the formatting. **To Reproduce** Run `cue fmt somefile.cue &&...
In some cases, developers might want to run a sequence of formatters for the same file type. For example, re-order the import headers with one tool, and then use the...
Unlike formatters, multiple linters can be executed for a single file. Linters sometimes also write back fixes to the file. The config format has rooms for a `[linters.]` section. This...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** This is a follow-up on #10 . In ab23c9f73ef878e28f070698f8328e2e9f547a16 I limited the number of arguments to 1024, which is a...
If `includes` are missing this should be probably a warning. _Originally posted by @Mic92 in https://github.com/numtide/treefmt/pull/114#discussion_r641888894_
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** The current stats output is too verbose. The user mostly cares about the number of changed files. And maybe how...