Tested this on MacOS Mojave with Hugo Static Site Generator v0.50-DEV/extended darwin/amd64 BuildDate: unknown and it works like a charm. I remember years ago that webhook had this features with Swig templating. I forgot just how much I loved it (and forgot about it in general, honestly). This is an awesome feature. Thanks much, Bjørn Erik.
@holehan I’ve very recently made the switch to VS Code from years with ST3. Would you mind pointing me in the right direction w/r/t jumping to a specific line in a file so that I can test this as well? From the main menu, when I hit “Terminal > New Terminal,” it only opens the native OSX terminal. Thanks!
You need to wait a little before you can do that. When I get to merge my “work thread”, you can do “cmd+click” on the filename and it will take you to the correct file and position. Believe me, that is really useful.
I am speculating here, but I suspect you are using a mac and have the global scrollbars preferences set to “When scrolling”. Setting them to “Automatically” will show the deactivated scrollbars in those error messages. At least that’s how I could reproduce your findings on my mac.
Note that I have “pre-wrap” etc. for the pre element, so it should not be any overflow … but it should not hurt. And the above also looks fine in my browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox on macOS Mojave).
(and yes, I see the spelling mistake in the commit message)
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