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Please do consider this - it would be decidedly more user friendly than the alternative of searching on GitHub.

@slucx (and any others who may run into this): I recently encountered a similar issue, using jedi 0.18.1 (vs. 0.18.0 which you were using in 2020). I had installed elpy...

Dmitry - thanks for the quick feedback and for the pointer to the tree-sitter "ranges" feature (of which I was unaware; I'll see how far I can get with that.)...

Dmitry - the tree-sitter "ranges" feature is an effective workaround for my purposes. mmm-mode is nice w.r.t. truly switching modes, but the tree-sitter font-locking for multiple languages gets me most...

Hi Dmitry, Sure/thanks - see below. A few notes: 1. I installed https://github.com/mickeynp/html-ts-mode/blob/master/html-ts-mode.el and used its `html-ts-font-lock-rules` below - idea from https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/lets-write-a-treesitter-major-mode#:~:text=you%20can%20safely%20append%20to%20treesit%2Dfont%2Dlock%2Dsettings%20at%20any%20point 2. I found Mickey's "combobulate" package to be...

Hi Dmitry, Thanks, I've now moved to emacs 29.3, facilitated by its recent arrival in Debian 12 backports. For completeness & in case it's helpful to someone, regarding the approach...

Hi Dmitry, Thanks, I see that reference now, and indeed it would be helpful to have that aspect considered in the examples. A gist is an excellent way to provide...

Thanks - and here is the gist (I thought I had posted it earlier, sorry): [Angular templating setup with typescript-ts-mode](https://gist.github.com/lesteral/007afd6f0cf2505efcacaaf640edb698)