chore(site): use .gitignore in biome.jsonc
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because it isn't, it's only used inside site/ |
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Maybe we should. |
Oh, we used to use prettier to format YAML and JSON outside of site in the past. So I assumed. Are we using something else now? |
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we were still using prettier, but it's been ripped out now 😅 biome doesn't even support yaml, so we can't use it for that |
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Looks like prettier has to come back for YAML at least. |
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@aslilac is it ok to merge for now? Or do you have any suggestions? |
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Following up on a comment in #15831, we can use the ignore file from VCS in biome.