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Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings a patch release that fixes a Markdown table parse issue, along with a fix for a runtime error in Markdown formatting so affected files format again. There are also formatting corrections for JSX comments and for Markdown lists after HTML blocks, plus new documentation of how override patterns are resolved when configuration files move.

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Prettier 3.9.10 is out with a Markdown table parse fix. Also this week: a runtime error in Markdown is fixed, JSX opening tags with leading comments now break consistently, blank lines after HTML blocks in list items are kept, and override pattern resolution is documented.

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Prettier 3.9.10 is out, updating the Markdown table parsing dependency to resolve a table parse issue on performance. This week also fixes a runtime error in Markdown formatting, makes JSX opening tags with a leading comment break after the opening angle bracket the same way closing tags already did, and preserves the blank line between an HTML block and a nested list inside a list item. The documentation now explains how override patterns are resolved, including that patterns without a slash match the file name only, which matters when a config file moves. The Handlebars parser dependency was also updated.

Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings fixes for text handling in multiple contexts: markdown character preservation, Angular template interpolation, and JSX comment duplication. MDX also gains directive support, a commonly requested feature for documentation sites.

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This week: markdown newline preservation around CJK characters, MDX directive support, Angular interpolation fixes, JSX comment deduplication, and more.

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Prettier improvements shipping this week include markdown newline handling for Chinese and Japanese characters, MDX directive syntax support for admonitions, fixes for Angular interpolation with nested braces, JSX super class comment deduplication, and improvements to ForX loop and source span handling.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

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Version 3.9.9 addresses several formatting issues across Markdown, Angular templates, and JavaScript, while also improving configuration file handling and code quality through dependency updates and refactoring.

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Prettier 3.9.9 is out. Fixed Markdown dollar sign parsing, Angular inline interpolation formatting, UTF-8 BOM config support, and comment positioning in member chains.

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Prettier 3.9.9 is now available. This release fixes Markdown text with dollar signs being incorrectly parsed as math syntax, prevents unwanted line breaks in Angular inline interpolation closing tags, adds support for UTF-8 BOM in configuration files, and fixes comment positioning in member chains. Several code improvements include refactored Angular child replacement logic and updated dependencies.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-12.

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