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Error on React fragments short syntax
See original GitHub issueHi, I’m seeing the tool exits with an error when it gets to a React fragment written in short syntax (<> ... </>):
! SyntaxError: Unexpected token (17:3) in src/components/[ ... ].js
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@yamafaktory thanks
Oh my bad… @underblob https://github.com/yamafaktory/shrimpit/tree/v0.21.1 has been released & published to NPM this time 😅.