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Describe the proposed feature.
Example: [[ $str == string ]] and [[ $str == "string" ]], I don't get syntax highlighting for the latter or it's different than the former. Would it make sense to have the same highlighting for both given they are strings (or maybe if it was single-quoted)? It throws me off working some scripts that don't quite strings so they don't have the syntax highlighting and quoting them would "fix" that even though the quotes are redundant for such strings.
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If the feature solves a problem you have, specify it here.
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Describe the proposed feature.
Example:
[[ $str == string ]]
and[[ $str == "string" ]]
, I don't get syntax highlighting for the latter or it's different than the former. Would it make sense to have the same highlighting for both given they are strings (or maybe if it was single-quoted)? It throws me off working some scripts that don't quite strings so they don't have the syntax highlighting and quoting them would "fix" that even though the quotes are redundant for such strings.Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
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Related Issues
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: