Annotations do not support @ symbol
See original GitHub issueI may be able to have a crack at this myself soon, but it seems that when you use the @ symbol in your text for an annotation (I’ve noticed this specifically for the pattern
attribute, the text after and including the @ symbol is chopped off
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@Livven it’s not pretty, but I’ve found that you can add a negative lookahead for the ` character like so:
/**
Notice the (?!.*[`]) after the ^ - this means that even though you are allowing ` in the following section, it won’t return a match if ` is in your test string. The only thing is now you have to have two backticks to escape your @ symbol
Hope this helps
For reference, this is where I found the workaround, maybe it’ll help you
https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/32138