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Typically HTML uses double quotes for attributes. I’ve often seen and adopted a style of using single quotes in template tags to pair nicely with any outer double quotes, and avoid breaking any syntax highlighting. Should Djade enforce this?
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Maybe a start could be to enforce single quote when inside a double quoted block? I'm a little worried that enabling this globally would just be a massive change to everyone's template files with very little gain.
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Typically HTML uses double quotes for attributes. I’ve often seen and adopted a style of using single quotes in template tags to pair nicely with any outer double quotes, and avoid breaking any syntax highlighting. Should Djade enforce this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: