Missing "charset" on HTMLMetaElement
See original GitHub issueHey there,
I’m currently working on implementing JSX syntax into my project and noticed that HTMLMetaElement
is missing the charset
attribute. I’ve read the Contribution Guidelines and think this would fall under the “When the type is missing”, as it is defined on MDN.
If I read the docs correctly, it seems that charset
is not included in inputfiles/removedTypes.jsonc
. Is it possible for this type to be added, and if so, how can I contribute?
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Thank you for the help and advice! I will close this issue now as my question has been answered
Yup, that is correct. You typically don’t want to touch
charset
anyway in Javascript 😉