Extension doesn't recognize existing template literals
See original GitHub issueGiven the following piece of code:
console.log( `User submitted: ''.` );
Place the caret in between the single quotes and type ${
. The code is converted to:
console.log( `User submitted: `${`.` );
Which is not valid syntax.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:10 (6 by maintainers)
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added a setting you can toggle now @oliversalzburg
it’s live now. you should just have to update and reload the window.