I just upgraded VS code to v1.20.1
and now I have errors everywhere telling me to replace double quotes with single quotes.
First of, I'm thinking of disabling this feature, since I'm a double quote guy. I have checked my user settings(File->Preferences->Settings) and searched for any tslint
validations that has got to do with quotes and couldn't find any.
Second of all, I thought to myself that maybe it could be good practice to use single quotes in JS and I should get used to it.
I though doubt this might be good practice, if not please do prove me wrong.
My question are:
Is or will in the later feature using single quotes in JS will be considered as good practice?
How do I disable double quotes validation in VS Code?
Using single or double quotes is a matter of programming taste, at least for me.
To disable quotes validation you need to edit tslint.json (or create it: Create a tslint json file command) in project's folder, find the rule "quotemark" and set the following:
"quotemark": [
false
]
As you see, it is a linter configuration, instead of vscode one. More information of this rule on tslint documentation.
If you want to continue with your double quotes set:
"quotemark": [
true,
"double"
]
Hope it's useful for you.