Inline styles with Ruby code change double quotes to single

[Petercopter]

Metadata

• Operating system: Ubuntu
• Ruby version: latest
• Node version: latest
• @prettier/plugin-ruby or prettier gem version: latest
• syntax_tree version: latest

I think this changed recently because of changes to syntax_tree: #1233

If the string contains Ruby code, it shouldn't change to single quotes.

Input

%div{style: "background: center/cover url(#{url_for(page.resource.file)})"}

Current output

%div{style: 'background: center/cover url(#{url_for(page.resource.file)})'}

Expected output

%div{style: "background: center/cover url(#{url_for(page.resource.file)})"}

[Petercopter]

Sorry, nevermind. I read about replacing prettier-ruby with syntax_tree, and did that instead. Problem solved!

#1232 (comment)

👍 🎉 😄

[kddnewton]

I think this might still be an issue based on the most recent version of syntax_tree-haml, so I'll check this out.

[Petercopter]

I think you might be right. Does the HAML plugin work with VSCode at this point? I thought it was working because it wasn't replacing the quotes, but with further use I realized it's not doing anything, lol.

[kddnewton]

v1.3.1 of the HAML plugin is out now and should be fixed.

The HAML plugin works with VSCode, you need to specify it in the list of plugins in the configuration section of VSCode though, and make sure it's available in your Ruby path.