Basics of new override ability by extension, which will also allow other file extensions to be formatted. #1251
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On an unrelated note, isn't it weird that everything else in CommandLineOptions is about control flow, and just this one is about formatting?
Should we maybe consider removing this option from CLI and have it only in the config files?
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I see it as similiar to directoryOrFile option dotnet csharpier <directoryOrFile> which is used to decide which files/folders to format. Currently all the options in in the config file are about what to do when a file is formatted, as opposed to what files to format. Although the new overrides option allows you to include extensions that aren't normally included.
IncludeGenerated does feel weird on PrinterOptions. I couldn't really find a better place to put it.
Long term I think csharpier should transition to what prettier does, where <directoryOrFile> uses globs. So the current command of dotnet csharpier . would be the equivalent of dotnet csharpier **/*.{cs|cst}
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this check has come up in multiple places (including EditorConfigSections.cs). Do you want to extract the extensions to a constant?
Or even create a helper method?
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I need to do something with it in https://github.com/belav/csharpier/pull/858/files, because that is going to add csproj/xml formatting. Maybe that is the time to switch the CLI option to use globs. I'll leave it for now and deal with it there, I'm sure there are plenty of conflicts on those lines already.
closes #1220
I mostly went with how prettier works for overrides. Using a file glob, a user can specify options to be used for a file. One of those options is which formatter to use. Right now this means non-standard files can be formatted with the csharp formatter. Some day the xml formatting PR will finally get some attention.