Closed DutchGerman closed 1 year ago
Looking into this, this seems that the issue stems from the fact that Atom previously did not support optional chaining operators in JavaScript. That's why as reported by others using language-babel
instead would resolve the issue.
This was fixed in Pulsar:
Testing now, with the latest version of Pulsar gives me the following: (When trying to duplicate the shown snippet of text)
So as long as you are up to date on Pulsar, this issue should be resolved.
When using the Null Propagation operator ( ?. ) in a file it breaks the syntax highlighting.
When you use it in the template:
When you use it in the script: