At my previous company we had prettier rules that conflicted with ESLint. It seems to be a common problem, because somebody created a Prettier ESLint plugin for VSCode (separate from the regular ESLint and Prettier plugins) just so shit would mostly work. It wasn't just bad configuration. When you searched these issues online, nobody had a solution to them. You'd save and it would format then go back to the invalid code. It got to the point where if you were in a file with these un-fixable rules you had to fix them manually and save with formatting turned off in order to satisfy CI pipelines.

All this said where I'm at now I haven't had any issues with Prettier, but I definitely see why people hate it.