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If you try to add a backtick-wrapped string inside of a JSX prop, it won't pair the backtick. Not a big deal, but when you go to add the second backtick, it tries to auto-pair that one, leaving you with three backticks. 😭 And if you delete that second one, it deletes two of them, leaving you in your original sorry state of a single backtick without a friend in the world. 😭 😭
It seems to be because it views the internals of {} as source.jsx until it contains anything, at which point it becomes source.js. Make special note of the position of the cursor in the following screenshots:
I think that in all three of these cases, the selector should be considered source.js rather than source.jsx. But I'm not positive.
Thank you for your time, and the excellent package!
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If you try to add a backtick-wrapped string inside of a JSX prop, it won't pair the backtick. Not a big deal, but when you go to add the second backtick, it tries to auto-pair that one, leaving you with three backticks. 😭 And if you delete that second one, it deletes two of them, leaving you in your original sorry state of a single backtick without a friend in the world. 😭 😭
It seems to be because it views the internals of
{}
assource.jsx
until it contains anything, at which point it becomessource.js
. Make special note of the position of the cursor in the following screenshots:I think that in all three of these cases, the
selector
should be consideredsource.js
rather thansource.jsx
. But I'm not positive.Thank you for your time, and the excellent package!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: