Allow changing default configuration values of the extension

[synulux]

It would be nice to be able to change the default configuration values of the extension, so that when the rome.requireConfiguration option is false, we can specify ourselves how we want the extension's linter & formatter to behave.

Example:

// settings.json (Visual Studio Code)
{
  "rome.requireConfiguration": false,

  "rome.configuration": {
    "formatter": {
      "enabled": true
    },
    "linter": {
      "enabled": true,
      "rules": {
        "recommended": true
      }
    },
    "organizeImports": {
      "enabled": true
    }
  }
}

Unsure if this is already possible, but if so, let me know!

[ematipico]

It was possible at the beginning when we had just the formatter and we didn't have a configuration file. We removed it once we started to have more things.

The issue we saw was were the following:

• the number of options
• which options
• what about cases where the user had the configuration file too? That's a concern for CI environments that we can't overlook

Do you have some idea?

[synulux]

For this one: what about cases where the user had the configuration file too? That's a concern for CI environments that we can't overlook, I believe it's possible to do the same thing Prettier does with their extension (click here for more):

• rome.json file is not present in the current project, and %AppData%/Code/User/settings.json > rome.configuration is not present aswell: The Rome extension would automatically use the default configuration values.
• rome.json file is not present in the current project, but %AppData%/Code/User/settings.json > rome.configuration is present: The Rome extension would not use the default configuration, but the configuration that the user added in the Visual Studio Code (or any other editor) settings.
• rome.json file is not present in the current project, but myProject/.vscode/settings.json > rome.configuration is present: Even if %AppData%/Code/User/settings.json > rome.configuration is present, the Rome extension would ignore it and use the myProject/.vscode/settings.json > rome.configuration values.
• rome.json file is present in the current project: The Rome extension would use this configuration file even if %AppData%/Code/User/settings.json > rome.configuration or myProject/.vscode/settings.json > rome.configuration is present.