Remove import as a JS reserved word#179
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Now that JS supports `import('/foo.js')` it shouldn't be marked as a
reserved word when used in blocks.
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Hi, thanks for your PR. Your change can fix this issue however I don't expect it solve in this way. I will keep this reserved word and add extra def to over write it in expected context. Actually I have supported This should move to here when it got official support but I forgot to do it. You can help me update the PR to do it. |
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Now that JS supports
import('/foo.js')it shouldn't be marked as areserved word when used in blocks.
This is my first time changing a Vim syntax so apologies if this isn't the right fix - do let me know if you'd like me to make changes. This fixed the problem I was having locally where
importwas highlighted in red as if it were an error.