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Formatter: Keep herb:disable comments with their own anchor's line - #2785
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herb:disable comments back onto their own anchor's lineherb:disable comments with their own anchor's line
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example where a more complex solution might be desired with the above fix, the following still is not handled correctly <%=foo%>
<%= foo %> <%# herb:disable some-rule %>Output: <%= foo %> <%# herb:disable some-rule %>
<%= foo %>The fix assumes the search text appears the same number of times in the source and in the output, so it still misplaces the comment when the formatter rewrites an earlier identical ERB tag |
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findOutputLineForHerbDisablere-attached each collected comment to the first output line containing the anchor's search text (<% foo %>,<div, …), so identical anchors all resolved to the first match. This also put a disable on a second<div>onto the first<div>.fix
count how often the search text appears in the source before the anchor and pick that same occurrence in the output.
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