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Just started using this plugin with an old project that has a mix of JS and TS files.
In the JS files, some of them have the 'use strict'; syntax on top of the file. Oddly enough, running Prettier with this plugin will disable the strict mode syntax, as it wraps the syntax in brackets, and moves it below the imports.
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Just started using this plugin with an old project that has a mix of JS and TS files.
In the JS files, some of them have the
'use strict';syntax on top of the file. Oddly enough, running Prettier with this plugin will disable the strict mode syntax, as it wraps the syntax in brackets, and moves it below the imports.As an example:
altbdoor/sample-prettier-sort-import@fd8ac55
Fairly certain that it is not Prettier that did it, as I've tried on the Prettier playground.
Is this intended, or more of a bug? Thanks for your time! 🙏
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