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Use of source.jsx scope for react
See original GitHub issueLooks like ST4 now supports a scope: source.jsx for JSX containing files. It mainly sets up a custom jsx file icon. Should the react JSCustom config start using that scope instead?
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It’s not deep-merged, no; if you want the example configurations plus changes, you’ll have to copy the
configurationsobject and modify it.I’ve set the react syntax to the jsx scope, and things are working great (though I did have to modify some scopes on other plugins to get them to activate in the new jsx scope.
Closing for now, reopen if you feel there is more to do here. Perhaps in the future this can be made to be the default.