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No formatter for 'sql' files installed #7
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I would add: I have another formatter installed (the "SQL Server (mssql)" extension), so I don't get the message "There is no formatter for 'sql' files installed", but still I just get "SQL Server (mssql)" as the only choice for formatting sql. To reprodue:
Expected: A seletion between "SQL Server (mssql)", "Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter" and "Configure Default Formatter..." |
@Cirunz, @LordScree |
Thanks @piotrgredowski. I'll give your extension a go. |
Hi @piotrgredowski can your extension be available for AZURE DATA STUDIO as well? |
Hi @walidhaidarii. I'll try to do it soon. I just found that there's some guide about preparing such extension. I'll try and I will let you know in below issue. edit: |
that's was good news @piotrgredowski
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It is frustrating that Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter doesn't add a "formatter" for SQL files.
To reproduce:
Expected: The document is formatted using Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter.
Actual: The user is presented with a message that reads "There is no formatter for 'sql' files installed".
Possibly related to issues #1 , #2 and #5

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