Or you can do what a past coworker did. We settled on standard.js for our linting in a project, and they don't use semicolons. The coworker hated this, so he se

Or you can do what a past coworker did. We settled on standard.js for our linting in a project, and they don't use semicolons. The coworker hated this, so he setup his editor to auto-format into his preferred style on load, then on save use the auto-format option in standard.js to save it as the format that we agreed on in the repo. He only ever worked with his favorite layout, and we worked with ours! I'm not a big fan of holy wars in programming, i'm fine with either even if I do prefer one style over the other, but at the end of the day I just hope that everyone involved understands that it's just a preference thing for the most part. Linters will catch the edge cases for both styles, and if you really can't adapt to using or not using semicolons in javascript, there are probably other issues at play.