Wrong syntax highllighting with JS (es6) template string

[MoOx]

Here is a snippet that create a bug (correctly parsed as lang-js)

import path from "path"

module.exports = {
  entry: {
    index: [ `${ src }/index.js` ],
  },
}

Note that this snippet is totally ok

module.exports = {
  entry: {
    index: [ `${ src }/index.js` ],
  },
}

[Sannis]

@MoOx it is because fist line is detected as import and did not found ; that may be skipped in JS.

[MoOx]

Rough ETA for 9.0 ?

[isagalaev]

@MoOx the change from 8.10 to 9.0 is simply a rename, as the next release is going to break backwards compatibility with existing class names (see #348). The date is remains the same: December, 1.

[MoOx]

Oh sorry I didn't check the milestone date. Why in a month (just curious)?

[isagalaev]

We're now doing regular releases on a 6-week cadence. The number seems to be a sort of an industry practice and may change if we see it doesn't work for us. So far it does :-)

[MoOx]

Ok good to know. Thanks !
I guess I can use the master branch directly via npm :)

[isagalaev]

The master branch is not on npm, you'll have to get the source and build it, here's our building docs.

[MoOx]

npm can grab a git repo, so I can reference the repo and use your build command as a postinstall script ;)
Thanks for the link.