Andrew Stewart

Similar problem to https://github.com/rodrigore/coc-tailwind-intellisense/issues/14 except for me it does work in non-pug blocks. But if I use the pug syntax it doesnt work at all. It does work in vscode...

Have function to return next / prev buffer

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It'd be really nice to have a built in function from this plugin to return the next or prev buffer, so that you can easily move between only the buffers...

Check out this example where the dropdown properly reflects the selected value: https://svelte.dev/repl/6f872d21bd7c49a6b25ab50a37011b31?version=3.49.0 And then this one where it does not: https://svelte.dev/repl/cbab93a181ff4c6687f6adc147e66ded?version=3.49.0 It seems like object comparison is just happening...

See: https://github.com/muaz-khan/DetectRTC/pull/104 This type can actually be a string too.

see: https://github.com/muaz-khan/DetectRTC/blob/5b0ae692f43b85c6d583bef37dfb6feb3f2c425d/DetectRTC.js#L975 This type can actually be a string as well.

Support the svelte-preprocess template tags + pug/other html preprocessors

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This kinda thing is supported in `svelte-preprocess`: ``` main h2 Title p lorem ipsum ``` It currently works in VSCode. But unfortunately not in this extension. Any idea how to...

Could we get: A) some benchmarks with a more complex template, with ifs and for loops And B) comparison against slim and haml as well?

Breaks the echo of results in the corner

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Love the plugin but it seems to break the echo of results (like `2/3`) in the corner.

Fix Time struct

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Fixes https://github.com/Papierkorb/cannon/issues/4

Time does not serialize correctly in Crystal .34

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I think if you want to make a time with seconds now you now need to do something like this: crystal ``` struct Time def self.from_cannon_io(io) utc(seconds: Cannon.decode(io, Int64), nanoseconds:...