Read list of files to format from tsconfig.json #22
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If no files to process are specified on the command-line but a tsconfig.json file exists, then read the list of files to format from that. This provides an easy way to reformat all source files in a TypeScript project using `tsfmt -r`.
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I've fixed this. I had an old version of TypeScript installed in my checkout of typescript-formatter. Updating it and re-running tsfmt solved the problem. |
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sounds great! I'll take a look later. 👍 |
Add test to verify that CLI reads files from tsconfig.json
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it merged, thanks! 👍 |
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If no files to process are specified on the command-line
but a tsconfig.json file exists, then read the list of files
to format from that.
This provides an easy way to reformat all source files
in a TypeScript project using
tsfmt -r.I apologize for the formatting changes in cli.ts - I ran
./bin/tsfmt -r lib/cli.ts(of course) and it ended up reformatting existing code as well as my actual changes. I expected to find a source formatting task in the Gruntfile. Did I miss something?