`stylish-haskell` not picking up `.stylish-haskell.yaml` in parent directory

[typed-hole]

When I set the formatting provider to stylish-haskell, I expect it to make use of a relevant .stylish-haskell.yaml configuration file (according to the rules specified by stylish-haskell itself, c.f. https://github.com/jaspervdj/stylish-haskell#configuration), but I can't get it to pick one up, no matter where I put it.

The smallest minimal reproducible example I can come up with is:

1. create a new minimal haskell project (e.g. a plain cabal init)
2. place a .stylish-haskell.yaml config in it that differs in any way from the standard
3. set haskell.formattingProvider to stylish-haskell, for the workspace or user
4. trigger a format document in a source file

From my tests, it still uses the default stylish haskell settings. I've also attempted to place the .stylish-haskell.yaml file in ~, but it made no difference.

I have verified that my stylish haskell configuration file is not the issue, by invoking stylish-haskell manually on a file in the command line, the the result is then the expected formatting.

[jneira]

@Ailrun maybe do you have some time to take a look into this?

[Ailrun]

@jneira I will take a look if anyone won't in next 2 weeks or so, as I'm currently too busy for some paper works...

[Ailrun]

@typed-hole, could you give me more clues? It works well with latest HLS/Emacs on Linux.
It would be great if you could provide a reproduction repo with more detailed instruction.

[jneira]

@typed-hole could you confirm if the issue continue being reproduced? i am afraid that we will close it id there will be not feedback (as we cant reproduce it)

[teto]

seems to work for me.

[jneira]

@teto thanks for confirming it, will close, @typed-hole feel free to reopen if it continue failing for you (with a reproducible case if possible)