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. 😠ðŸ˜
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!
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. 😠ðŸ˜
It seems to be because it views the internals of
{}assource.jsxuntil 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
selectorshould be consideredsource.jsrather thansource.jsx. But I'm not positive.Thank you for your time, and the excellent package!