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Prettier on-click="test" => onclick="(test)"
See original GitHub issue<div on-click="test"></div>
prettier ↓
<div on-click="(test)"></div>
How to avoid ?
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This bug has broken our polymer application. In what circumstances is it correct to add parentheses to a html attribute?
It creates issue with on-click handler for Polymer at least