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Describe the bug
The check to be sure there is a <title> attribute between <head> tags does not trip if the <head> tags are empty and right next to each other.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The linter should trip when <header> tags are empty and consecutive.
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Note: Anything at all separating <head> tags, including space or newline, does trip the linter.
Visual Studio Code (please complete the following information):
Version 1.29.1
Additional context
This will probably be a pretty rare problem since most devs do make use of the <header> space for one thing or another if not <title> tags, but it's a fun edge case to put to bed.
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@ecerta Thanks for pointing that out, something I probably overlooked while using autocomplete. I think it's indeed a rare edge case but still, a bug that needs to be squeezed!
Describe the bug
The check to be sure there is a
<title>
attribute between<head>
tags does not trip if the<head>
tags are empty and right next to each other.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The linter should trip when
<header>
tags are empty and consecutive.Screenshots
![consecutive opening and closing head tags with no title attribute. No linter underline.](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6492662/50730393-951c6a00-111a-11e9-9cb5-feeb1fd1511d.png)
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Note: Anything at all separating
![consecutive opening and closing head tags with no title attribute, this time with a space between. Linter underline present.](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6492662/50730389-7d44e600-111a-11e9-81dc-a71bec01091d.png)
<head>
tags, including space or newline, does trip the linter.Visual Studio Code (please complete the following information):
Additional context
This will probably be a pretty rare problem since most devs do make use of the
<header>
space for one thing or another if not<title>
tags, but it's a fun edge case to put to bed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: