Deion Graham-Long
Deion Graham-Long
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@kylo252 I did and it works fine doing it that way. Check my initial post. I'm only pointing out the bug.
@kylo252 I followed the steps and saw that my settings were slightly different than the ones generated from ``` require("lvim.lsp.manager").setup("tailwindcss", { settings = { tailwindCSS = { experimental = {...
This is what I have in tailwindcss.json in the `lsp-settings` dir ``` { "tailwindCSS.experimental.classRegex": [ "tw`([^`]*)", "tw=\"([^\"]*)", "tw={\"([^\"}]*)", "tw\\.\\w+`([^`]*)", "tw\\(.*?\\)`([^`]*)" ], "tailwindCSS.classAttributes": [ "class", "className", "ngClass" ], "tailwindCSS.lint.cssConflict": "warning", "tailwindCSS.lint.invalidApply":...
@lvimuser Yep that works!
Hi, @balazsorban44 and @ndom91, I know you two are pretty busy but I was wondering if I can get an update about this proposal? Thanks for all your work!
> Thanks, our top priority is elsewhere right now, I'll revisit other PRs like this when #4299 and #4769 are merged and tested. 🙂 > > I will most likely...
Super late but ```useDeepCompareEffectNoCheck``` was created for this use case. From the README: ```NOTE: Only use this if your values are objects or arrays that contain objects. Otherwise, you should...
@italodeandra I agree with you actually. It's normal to expect an object variable to possibly be ```null``` or ```undefined``` but not a ```boolean```. So yeah although ```useDeepCompareEffectNoCheck``` gets around the...