pretty-quick uses a different version of prettier than the installed in the repo about pretty-quick

[azz]

Interesting. pretty-quick only has a peerDependency on prettier and your version 1.10.2 matches it. pretty-quick does have a devDependency of 1.18.2 on prettier here which does match what you're seeing.

Could you change the console log you inserted to show require.resolve('prettier') instead, to confirm the path that prettier is being loaded from?

[gillchristian]

It gets resolved to this: node_modules/prettier/index.js, which is indeed version 1.18.2.

$ cat node_modules/prettier/index.js | grep version | head -n 1
var version$1 = "1.18.2";

And then I checked what version the scripts are using:

$ cat $(yarn bin)/prettier | grep version | head -n 1
var version$1 = "1.10.2";

It seems more of yarn/npm problem, in the way dependencies are resolved.

The only solution that occurs to me is to use execa to run prettier on pretty-quick side . Instead of using it as a library. But personally I don't like the idea, the library is handier to use.

~/p/cw-buyer master*
$ cat with-execa.js
const execa = require('execa')

console.log(execa.sync('prettier', ['--version']).stdout)

~/p/cw-buyer master*
$ node with-execa.js
1.10.2

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If you think this is something that shouldn't be solved from pretty-quick side then let's close the issue, that would be totally fine 😅 (I should be using an updated version of prettier anyway.)

But if you do want to solve it from pretty-quick side I'm open to collaborate on implementation.

[azz]

Where does ls -l $(yarn bin)/prettier link to then?

Don't want to switch to sub-processes in the interest of being quick 😉, so I will close this issue, but still interested to see where your prettier is actually being resolved from!

[gillchristian]

Makes sense.

It didn't occur to me to check were prettier was linked to.

We have it installed as a dependency of a toolbox ("cw-sdk-js") so it comes from there.

~/projects/cw-buyer/node_modules/.bin/prettier -> ../cw-sdk-js/node_modules/prettier/bin-prettier.js