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I'm wondering if there's any intention to support a shorthand syntax for attributes like the new hash syntax in Ruby 3.1. I.e:
data = { yabba: 'dabba', doo: 'yep' } -.foo{ data: data } +.foo{ data: }
It's not uncommon for us to pass down data or aria attributes in particular, so this could provide a little cleaner layout.
data
aria
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I'm wondering if there's any intention to support a shorthand syntax for attributes like the new hash syntax in Ruby 3.1. I.e:
It's not uncommon for us to pass down
data
oraria
attributes in particular, so this could provide a little cleaner layout.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: