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The /* and /** ligatures can cause file paths to have slightly wonky spacing. It might be a good idea to turn those ligatures off for /*/ and /**/ (and perhaps /*.)
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This is already closed, but in my opinion, that wonky spacing looks awesome and conveys meaning. /** means any subfolder and /* means any filename.
But hey… I'm too late.
@antoligy Yeah, I didn't had an issue with that but I recognise others did.
That could maybe have been solved moving the ligature to the right, aligning the first asterisk to it's original position.
This is a bit of a nitpick, but:
The
/*
and/**
ligatures can cause file paths to have slightly wonky spacing. It might be a good idea to turn those ligatures off for/*/
and/**/
(and perhaps/*.
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: