In my case I had two default code anycodings_visual-studio-code formatters that had conflicting anycodings_visual-studio-code settings, 'prettier' was set not to anycodings_visual-studio-code format on save but JS-CSS-HTML Formatter anycodings_visual-studio-code was still set as my default formatter anycodings_visual-studio-code for some file types. But what setting can I have so I anycodings_visual-studio-code can just do that with normal saving? The only thing that seems to work is if I do anycodings_visual-studio-code CTRL + SHIFT + P, then SAVE WITHOUT anycodings_visual-studio-code FORMATTING. 'diffEditor.ignoreTrimWhitespace': false, 'emmet.showAbbreviationSuggestions': false, prettierignore, going into VS Code anycodings_visual-studio-code settings and disabling any suggestions of a anycodings_visual-studio-code formatter or white space trimming, turning anycodings_visual-studio-code off formatOnSave. I've tried disabling prettier, adding all anycodings_visual-studio-code files to. This is a no-no because when I push anycodings_visual-studio-code this up, the reviewer will have no idea anycodings_visual-studio-code which line to look at. anycodings_visual-studio-code But every time I save, VS Code formats the anycodings_visual-studio-code entire file and removes any trailing white anycodings_visual-studio-code space.

I'm editing someone else's code and I only anycodings_visual-studio-code want to change 1 line of a 9000 line file.

Visual studio code format on save stop