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Error - "Invalid node type 'jsx_opening_element'" since last update #361
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i was thinking it is typescript parser issue)). It breaks with my vue/nuxt project too, so it seems it is general typescript issue with this plugin & tree-sitter typescript parser |
Thank you, I'll look into this. I think it might be an error that only occurs with typescript (while jsx, tsx, and js are ok). In 46c8c80, I overlooked the fact that even though this treesitter node is used for jsx, tsx, and js, it is not also used for ts for some reason lol. Unfortunately treesitter queries are one of the few things left that our CI tests don't cover yet (which hopefully we can change soon). |
Introduced in the previous commit, this query works with js, jsx, and tsx, but not ts (i.e. a treesitter query error is thrown when opening a regular `.ts` typescript file). We will have to figure out a workaround to get it working with ts as well, but for now we will just disable it. Issue: #361
Thank you for reporting this and bringing it to our attention! This should be fixed now. Please let us know if you experience any more problems (you may respond here with a comment, or open a new issue if it is unrelated to this one). |
Hey, just updated to the latest version of this repository and immediately ran into an issue with my Angular project in Typescript. I have not tested if the theme breaks with any non-angular Typescript code.
Please let me know what else I would need to provide in order to help troubleshoot this. And thanks for a great theme!
Reverting to the previous commit works great:
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