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[OPEN].wsgi files should use Python syntax highlighting #4431
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…web apps using mod_wsgi.
ghost
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Thanks, merging. |
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Actually--before I can merge, you need to sign the Brackets CLA--could you do that? http://dev.brackets.io/brackets-contributor-license-agreement.html |
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Oops, ignore that last message--wrong pull request. I still need a signed CLA for this one. Thanks. |
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Signed. Can I be added to the list of contributors too? |
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Yup--if you're talking about the icons in the About box, those get updated automatically from GitHub, pulling the list of committers to the Brackets repo. |
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Merging. |
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[OPEN].wsgi files should use Python syntax highlighting
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Use Python syntax highlighting for .wsgi file extensions, ie. Python web apps using mod_wsgi.