Simple attribute indentation fails with codemod mock #94
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rwjblue
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Aug 16, 2019
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FWIW, this is less of a bug per-se and more of a missing feature. When creating the new ElementNode we have no way to figure out what “join” mechanism (e.g. \n vs ) to use so we default to .
We should definitely give an api for this (or try to discern a default from the rest of the template).
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When I inspect the newly created nodes I do see location information that seems to reference its old location. What's going on there? |
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I guess the location info is useless if you dont know what "join" mechanism is? |
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I think its time for an API for this since this is the last major hurdle to release the angle-bracket-codemod using |
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Small example of #84 using existing test.