Stopped working even in safe mode

[macdonaldtomw]

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Description

Syntax highlighting and scope detection for the TODO keyword does not work anymore (not sure what changed).

Steps to Reproduce

1. Launch atom in safe mode
2. Create a new cpp file
3. Type in a comment with TODO in it
4. Watch in horror as nothing happens

Expected behavior: TODO gets highlighted. If scope is checked on the TODO token, it should not say "comment block"

Actual behavior: TODO does not get highlighted. If scope is checked on the TODO token, it should not say "comment block"

Reproduces how often: 100% of time

Versions

1.32.0

Additional Information

See YouTube video of this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YI3qwZWyTE&feature=youtu.be

[macdonaldtomw]

Note:

If I do not comment the TODO, it correctly evaluates the scope of the TODO to support.storage.type

[Ben3eeE]

Thanks for taking the time to contribute!

We noticed that this is a duplicate of https://github.com/atom/language-todo/issues/82. You may want to subscribe there for updates.

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[macdonaldtomw]

Okay, but how do I disable tree-sitter?