Still some bug with string laterals comments
See original GitHub issuehey @divyenduz
There are still some problems with string laterals comments, cf. screenshot:
Since """
for multiline looks goods, it not true for single line comments.
Thanks,
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The single-quote descriptions break the coloring completely. String literals is the proper way for documenting fields, so I think it’s very important to fix this. The following is very hard to work with:
In fact, in the specs, it’s named “description” when we use
"
and a comment for#