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Hi,
I like the rule "disallowClassAttributeWithStaticValue" because I prefer the smart syntax "element.class". But sometimes I have a dynamic value, then I use the class attribute. For example for a interpolation of angular:
div(class="{{::myClass}}")
Can you add an option to configure allowed things at disallowClassAttributeWithStaticValue?
Thank you
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It would be handy if this rule was still applied by the linter, but allows margin to allow for dynamic values, which you cannot write as a class literal.
For example:
div(class="block-element--{{modifier}}")
I'd rather not completely disable this rule. Maybe a hint to ignore that rule for this element would be handy so that you can exclude it.
Hi,
I like the rule "disallowClassAttributeWithStaticValue" because I prefer the smart syntax "element.class". But sometimes I have a dynamic value, then I use the class attribute. For example for a interpolation of angular:
Can you add an option to configure allowed things at disallowClassAttributeWithStaticValue?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: