Mario Carbajal
Mario Carbajal
hx-jsasync doesn't currently support for await. It might be a good feature to include in the future. In your example code the source argument of your function is an Array...
I've seen this happen before. Usually restarting the language server fixes it for me. In vs code you can do this by pressing `Ctrl+Shift+P` and type `Haxe: Restart Language Server`...
I've taken a look at that call stack and there's something quite fishy... These three lines: ``` C:\Program Files\Haxe Toolkit\haxe\lib\jsasync/1,2,1/src/jsasync/impl/Macro.hx:109: characters 24-67 : Called from here C:\Program Files\Haxe Toolkit\haxe\std/haxe/macro/Context.hx:51: characters...
I investigated a bit, the reason why it is cancelling is that in the eyes of the inliner logic the object instance is being 'captured' by the if block. The...
I've released 0.4.0 with the `@container` query support PR merged.
Would be better to open a separate issue for that. I'll see if I can fix it.
The problem comes from the sass [interpolation](https://sass-lang.com/documentation/interpolation/) syntax `#{...}` which I must admit didn't know existed. Seems like sass lets you use variables in `@media` queries, but for `@container` it...
For now I've released v0.5.0 which will accept sass interpolation syntax in many places. Probably not all places where sass accepts it, but it will at least accept your example...
I'll close this issue. Scoped classes in @extend remains unsupported, if you have interest in that feature feel free to open an issue that is specifically about that.