Doesn't seem to work on Mac about editorconfig-vscode HOT 18 CLOSED

same problem. got this in .editorconfig:

indent_size = 2

and this in my VS Code user settings:

"editor.tabSize": 4

the VS Code setting won. i got four spaces when hitting tab and during auto indent.

so, about the last comment @tysonnero

If you're having the same issue, just try disabling them one by one to find the culprit.

did you found out specifically which plugin is the culprit?

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@joeyfigaro sorry, I totally forget. I should of mentioned it before. I'm actually on a totally new machine now and don't even have VS Code installed...

If you're having the same issue, just try disabling them one by one to find the culprit.

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I don't own a Mac, so I'm afraid I can't assist in diagnosing or fixing this problem. Anyone else listening who has a Mac?

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I'm on a mac and use this plugin every day. Are you sure it's this plugin that fails? Are the VS Code versions between Windows and macOS the same? Are the installed extensions the same?

Can you share the VS Code version and your .editorconfig file?

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@SamVerschueren Maybe my .editorconfig file is messed up or it needs to be somewhere else in the directory structure. I feel like WebStorm and Visual Studio both respect it for this project.

# editorconfig.org
root = true

; 2-column tab indentation
[*.js]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2

[*.{css,scss}]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2

[*.md]
trim_trailing_whitespace = false

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Is this valid? ; 2-column tab indentation. Try using # for comments. Just guessing here... (on mobile now).

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@tysonnero you could also use one of the EditorConfig cores to verify that the file in question is applying the appropriate settings before assuming the editor plugin is at fault. Try this core in the CLI, since it's the same code the plugin uses for vscode: https://www.npmjs.com/package/editorconfig

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@SamVerschueren I tried removing the ";" commenting (although valid) but still no luck.

@jedmao I'll give that a try. In the interim, I opened the same project in WebStorm. WebStorm honored the .editorconfig out of the box. I even modified the .editorconfig settings, and WebStorm immediately accommodated.

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okay so I moved the indent_style to be global as so:

[*]
indent_style = space

That seemed to do the trick...

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spoke to soon... it's actually not working even with that change...

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Had a conflicting extension installed which was overriding Format Code spacing. My bad!

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@tysonnero ...which extension was it?

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@tysonnero Thanks bud. 🤘

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ran into similar problem & what I've learnt is. Specifying things at Global level & then if you need to override at individual filetype level is the way to solve this issue. May it needs things to be atleast defined once at global level

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@rizkysyazuli

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@psrivastava what do you mean by "Specifying things at Global level"? globally as in the [*] scope?

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@rizkysyazul , thats correct. As soon as I did that, (which applied defaults for all) , then individual settings started to work

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I was having this same problem, and it turned out to be an extension called stkb.rewrap (https://github.com/stkb/Rewrap).

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