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tsnobip opened this issue Dec 2, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #325
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broken syntax highlighting when escaping a backtick in string literal #324

tsnobip opened this issue Dec 2, 2021 · 0 comments · Fixed by #325

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tsnobip commented Dec 2, 2021

example:

let regex = `\``

let foo = 10

It does compile correctly as seen here.

If it's not the right place to report it, let me know!
tsnobip added a commit to tsnobip/rescript-vscode that referenced this issue Dec 2, 2021
@tsnobip
Fix escaped backtick in string literal (rescript-lang#324)
1710b6e 
should fix rescript-lang#324:
```
let regex = `\``

let foo = 10
```
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Fix escaped backtick in string literal (#324)
8f5684a 
should fix #324:
```
let regex = `\``

let foo = 10
```
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Fix escaped backtick highlighting in string literal (#324) tsnobip/rescript-vscode
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