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I like it, because it's consistent. If you remove or add a parameter to a function, you have parenthesis either way and don't have to think about it.
by gkoberger 7y ago
I like it, because it's consistent. If you remove or add a parameter to a function, you have parenthesis either way and don't have to think about it.
- jimmux 7y agoWe had to change the old default because of TypeScript complaining if the param has a type annotation and no parens. So it's more consistent with TypeScript now as well. I had to argue for this exception to be added to our config, so it's a nice bit of validation that Prettier has come around.