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The base bash highlighting "breaks" if there is a space before the closing heredoc tag
thing=foobar
cat <<EOF >/tmp/foobarthing = ${thing} EOF # breaks with a space hereecho "done"
Now this is correct from the perspective of a regular bash script, but if the bash grammar is embedded within another grammar with a leading indent (like a block of code in a yaml document) it breaks the highlighting
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The base bash highlighting "breaks" if there is a space before the closing heredoc tag
Now this is correct from the perspective of a regular bash script, but if the bash grammar is embedded within another grammar with a leading indent (like a block of code in a yaml document) it breaks the highlighting
I am using this to inject the grammar
I'm not sure if there is a way even a way around this though.
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