ivanjonas

This bug is also present when using braces, as in `styles/**/*.{css,scss}`.

Came here from [this review](https://medium.com/@JoeKreydt/how-secure-is-firefox-lockwise-password-manager-51d44dcf4dbc) hoping for progress, but I see none. I'm afraid that despite being a huge Mozilla fan, I will have to switch away from using this...

I've given up on waiting for this. The last commit was over a month ago, and it was a single line addressing spacing in the UI. https://github.com/mozilla-lockwise/lockwise-ios/commit/f0de1ad8a71d0a67c5b0a841f0605463cd89bb7d I'm using 1password...

This would be good to do. Interesting that some of the author's other extensions are already published to open-vsx.

Seems like a nasty IE issue, because I'm experiencing it in a context completely devoid of angular or dragging libraries.

Has this not happened yet? I just stumbled across this and am surprised it's not there yet.

@pancake-boy I believe it's a question of order. the negation patterns exclude _previously matched_ files. Try putting the 'src/themes/**/*' first in the array.

Additional info: the same issue does not happen with a plain TypeScript file. ```ts import { icons } from "./alert-types"; import Icon from "ui/library/components/icon/icon.svelte"; const bob = Icon; const tim...

Oh yes, it's no difficulty at all. In .eslintrc.js: ``` "use strict"; const aliases = require("./scripts/aliases.js"); module.exports = { extends : [...], env : { ... }, rules : {...

Sounds complicated. Is there anything I can do to help?