Thank you for the pull request. It looks like the types require a parameter which is why the compile step fails. What does the current failure look like?

Thank you for the pull request. It looks like the types require a parameter which is why the compile step fails. What does the current failure look like?

it doesn't pick up .prettierrc in the base directory, its contents are ignored. i see two options, calling resolveConfig with an empty string or with await prettier.resolveConfigFile(ctx.cwd) as argument.

the empty string works because there's a check for !configFile in prettier (https://github.com/prettier/prettier/blob/f66d8ec2e02ce95d41fcd0109c9143b1dc3c9b62/src/config/resolve-config.js#L33C3-L36C4)

{ resolveConfig: await prettier.resolveConfigFile(ctx.cwd) } sounds like the more robust solution to me?

{ resolveConfig: await prettier.resolveConfigFile(ctx.cwd) } sounds like the more robust solution to me?

not sure await prettier.resolveConfig(await prettier.resolveConfigFile(ctx.cwd)) will actually compile, as resolveConfigFile(ctx.cwd) could return null