chore: expand Prettier glob to all files

[nschonni]

The single quote glob expansion doesn't work on Windows. Instead of changing to the \" escapted double quote, I just used the dot expansion to run on everything and made the Husky hook match

[broofa]

@nschonni Thanks for the contribution!

Pulled. npm test and npm run lint both pass for me. CI checks are passing.

I don't have strong opinions about YAML formatting, but I know indent levels in YAML are importantish. The changes here appear to be benign, and I'm a fan of enforcing consistent formatting so this seems like a win.

@ctavan If this looks good to you, go ahead and merge.

[nschonni]

I could override the Prettier config to use double quotes for Yaml files to reduce the diff, if that's preffered

[broofa]

I could override the Prettier config to use double quotes for Yaml files to reduce the diff, if that's preffered

Not necessary (at least, not on my account). I'm partial to single-quotes.

[ctavan]

This looks good!

I've merged the PR that adds the ability to run bundlewatch and browser tests on branches, would you mind rebasing?

[nschonni]

Rebased, but you'll need to add a safe to test label to the PR to trigger the browser tests

[ctavan]

Thanks a lot!

Bundlewatch returns an error, we haven't reconfigured it for the main branch (we renamed from master some time ago).

I may find time to fix this later today, but if you have a minute, you could try configuring the ci option in https://github.com/uuidjs/uuid/blob/main/bundlewatch.config.json in accordance with https://bundlewatch.io/#/reference/configuration?id=ci

[nschonni]

@broofa I think you might need to remove and re-add the label to see the bundlewatch job triggered

[nschonni]

Looks like the build worked, but there is still a dangling one for bundlewatch API check

[ctavan]

Hmm, bundlewatch did run correctly now (https://github.com/uuidjs/uuid/actions/runs/4504866899/jobs/7929883055?pr=701) but still doesn't report status…

[nschonni]

Might be this bundlewatch/bundlewatch#220 (comment)

[ctavan]

Might be this bundlewatch/bundlewatch#220 (comment)

Wanna give it a try?