meta.record.field.update.elm property missing in elm record update assignment

[eimfach]

This may not belong into this repository, I am not sure about that..

I am creating a theme for vscode and wondered, why only the first entry of an elm record update assignment has the property 'meta.record.field.update.elm' and all others have 'meta.record.field.elm' ? Using 'meta.record.field.elm' to style all entries of the record update the same way, clashes with other syntax, like record type aliases, which I did want to style differently ...

Greetings from Berlin !

[razzeee]

Hey, seems like a bug. I pretty much only inherited the Syntax file. And there is a new way to do coloring in the language server on the horizon, so I'm mostly waiting for that to land.

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[razzeee]

Can you create an example repo for this bug? I'm struggling to get the same problem.

[eimfach]

You're already close... create an entry for 'meta.record.field.update.elm', give it a color ...

[razzeee]

After looking at this a bit, it seems like meta.record.field.elm is the scope that has been designed to capture this. Is there any rational to not use that?