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This adds handling for `<%- #`, and clarifies that `<%#=` is just a comment starting with `=`, as opposed to some special construct.
sambostock
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Jun 22, 2023
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| it "reports the suggested fixes" do | ||
| expect(subject.first.message).to(include("Bad ERB comment syntax. Should be <%# without a space between.")) | ||
| expect(subject.last.message).to(include("Bad ERB comment syntax. Should be <%#= without a space between.")) |
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I almost switched this to <%#, but I realized one might just be trying to temporarily comment something out.
blah blah
-<%= debugging_something %>
+<%#= debugging_something %>
blah
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This adds handling for
<%- #, and clarifies that<%#=is just a comment starting with=, as opposed to some special construct.<% #<%#<%= #<%#=was there unintentionally, it can be removed.<%= #<%#=<%- #<%-#-affect whitespace, so we it should be kept, even if this is a comment.