Only CSS file suffix included by default, even though project uses preprocessor about prettier-schematic HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi @vmasek,

I agree that the .scss and .less extensions should be added. I've done that here. However I don't know if that should be a "smart" decision since a project could change their style extension and globing files that don't exist doesn't appear to cause any issues.

I believe the component.html glob is used to infer what parser to use. The html glob may be sufficient but for the sake of explicitness I'm leaving it there. From the docs:

Prettier uses filename to infer which parser to use. Here's the default patterns for HTML, Vue, and Angular:

*.html: --parser html
*.component.html: --parser angular
*.vue: --parser vue

Make sure your filename matches the correct parser (especially for Angular users); if it does not, you will have to manually specify which parser to use via the overrides field.

Note that framework-specific formatting won't be triggered in --parser html.

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Thanks for the reply and explanation, I think it is good enough to have it explicitly stated rather than "smart"

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