#2319 Don't treat @let as Angular control flow#2388
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#2319 Don't treat @let as Angular control flow#2388anhallbe wants to merge 1 commit intobeautifier:mainfrom
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I tested this locally, and it works, LGTM!
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If I understand things correctly, the formatter treats Angular's
@letsyntax as the start of a control-flow block. This should fix that.I haven't contributed before so I don't really know what I'm doing, but I figured it was worth a shot and try to solve it since this issue is preventing me from using the VS Code HTML formatter.
Note: There may be a more performant way to do this other than using negative lookahead. If anybody has a better idea then I'm open to that!
Note2: While this should solve the issue of
@letbreaking the formatting, it doesn't add any formatting to@let. So I assume it will just be treated as a text node, which isn't ideal.Fixes Issue:
#2319
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