Provide a way to let Formatter profile settings take precedence over VS Code's

I have a configured formatter profile which has, among others, the following property:

<setting id="org.eclipse.jdt.core.formatter.tabulation.char" value="tab"/>
<setting id="org.eclipse.jdt.core.formatter.tabulation.size" value="4"/>

If I go to a file and change, using the the option on the bottom right of VSCode to use a different attribute (ex.: space: 8) to code automatically formats to that selection, ignoring the formatted profile.

The problem is that after doing that, the formatter option for tabulations stop working. There should be a way to force format according the formatter profile, or to remove these individual file formatter options. Right now, I have some files where I pressed this and I don't know which ones, and can't force them to be formatted properly

Environment

• Operating System: Windows 10 Pro
• JDK version: 1.8.0_172
• Visual Studio Code version: 1.28.0
• Java extension version: 0.32

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create and apply a formatter profile with tabulation char TAB and size: 4
2. Open .java file and format it. It applies this profile format
3. Using VSCode bottom right menu, change tabulation char and size. Ex.: SPACE and size: 8. The file applies this profile format.
4. Now you can't change this specific file to apply the profile configured tabulation char and size.

Current Result

The project applies to manually selected configuration. Can't revert to use profile format.

Expected

One of the following:

• Allow to format all project according to profile formatter
• Force format a single file to apply profile formatter
• Ignore profile formatter for a list of files (but this needs to be visible/editable on settings)

Start by reproducing the formatter-profile and VS Code bottom-right formatting changes on a .java file in the Java extension. Trace how the selected per-file formatting option overrides the profile; done means users can restore or force the profile formatting for one file or the project, with the active overrides visible or editable.