we use .in extensions to indicate a file is a partial input. so if it has .html.in, it means we'll run some utility over it to produce the final .html file.
this setting does not work:
"html/html-extensions": [".html", ".html.in"]
instead, we need to list .html & .in. but that means it now checks .js.in files too which we don't want.
can the extension test be expanded to support this ?
we use
.in
extensions to indicate a file is a partial input. so if it has.html.in
, it means we'll run some utility over it to produce the final.html
file.this setting does not work:
instead, we need to list
.html
&.in
. but that means it now checks.js.in
files too which we don't want.can the extension test be expanded to support this ?