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sage pulsar
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Prettier seems not to work on my vscode version:

"ERROR" - 3:35:40 PM] Failed to load module. If you have prettier or plugins referenced in package.json, ensure you have run `npm install`
["INFO" - 3:35:50 PM] Attempted to determine module path from c:\Development\projects\Home-Assistant-frontend
["ERROR" - 3:35:50 PM] Failed to load module. If you have prettier or plugins referenced in package.json, ensure you have run `npm install`
["ERROR" - 3:35:50 PM] Cannot find module 'prettier' from 'c:\Development\projects\Home-Assistant-frontend'
Error: Cannot find module 'prettier' from 'c:\Development\projects\Home-Assistant-frontend'
["ERROR" - 3:35:50 PM] Cannot find module 'prettier' from 'c:\Development\projects\Home-Assistant-frontend'
Error: Cannot find module 'prettier' from 'c:\Development\projects\Home-Assistant-frontend'
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What could that be?

drifting crescent
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How are you using prettier?

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yarn run format:prettier
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If you are using vscode, you can also run the command "Format document (forced)" using Ctrl+Shift+P.

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btw, I fixed the format directly on github

sage pulsar
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thanks.

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Not sure what happened on my local setup.

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What is the easiest way to setup a developing/test environment. Is there a way to use my main HA to load test/developing branches or do i need to setup a whole new configuration?

drifting crescent
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these lines in your config.yml tells to the core that it should use your local front-end folder.

frontend:
  # Example absolute path: /home/paulus/dev/hass/frontend
  development_repo: /path/to/hass/frontend/
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You can of course use your main env to load the dev front-end but I wouldn't recommend that 😅

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You're better to run core locally to