The autoclose keybind of ">" also types a ">"

[MichaelCleverdon]

When I type a ">" to close out an HTML tag, it ends up creating disasters of "

>

". This seems like it would be a simple typo in the source code to fix.

[CoWinkKeyDinkInc]

you have to uninstall and reinstall to fix it. This happens when you disable and re-enable the package over and over again., so you just have to try not touching it lol. Hopefully somebody here will make a fork that fixes the problem

[VizualAbstract]

I uninstalled, then reinstalled, and now I'm getting >>> when I close a tag. This sucks, I really wanted to use this addon.

[CoWinkKeyDinkInc]

@VizualAbstract I think you have to do it multiple times or restart Atom twice to get it fixed again. I don't remember the method I used to fix it.

[agentlogic]

you have to uninstall and reinstall to fix it. This happens when you disable and re-enable the package over and over again., so you just have to try not touching it lol. Hopefully somebody here will make a fork that fixes the problem

For me, it works if I completely exit Atom (every window) and open it up again (make sure to enable the package before you exit!). The number of extra > is directly proportional to the number of times I disabled and re-enabled the package. Quite annoying.

[Jessman5]

It's 2022, the project seems to be abandoned, but the Issues are still there.

For me, it works if I completely exit Atom (every window) and open it up again (make sure to enable the package before you exit!). The number of extra > is directly proportional to the number of times I disabled and re-enabled the package. Quite annoying.

That did it for me, thanks!

[binaryfunt]

If you want an updated version of this extension, check out my fork: https://github.com/binaryfunt/autoclose-html-plus

It is also pretty much unmaintained these days, but has fixes for most of the unresolved issues in this repo