Exported DEFAULT_TRANSFORMERS array in react LexicalMarkdownShortcutPlugin #2878
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Could you add it to .flow/.d.ts for proper exports typing |
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…lugin The `LexicalMarkdownShortcutPlugin` package extends the defaults from `@lexical/markdown` with a HR transform but didn't expose that default list making it harder for anyone wanting to use the defaults plus their own extensions.
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…lugin (#2878) The `LexicalMarkdownShortcutPlugin` package extends the defaults from `@lexical/markdown` with a HR transform but didn't expose that default list making it harder for anyone wanting to use the defaults plus their own extensions.
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LexicalMarkdownShortcutPluginpackage extends the defaults from@lexical/markdownwith a HR transform but didn't expose that default list making it harder for anyone wanting to use the defaults plus their own extensions.