Grammar Injection - Consider broader Scopes#50534
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In order to be able to inject grammar to all language without having to enumerate all of them.
With this, we could use
```json
"grammars": [
{
"injectTo": ["source", "text"....]
// ....
}
]
```
instead of :
```json
"grammars": [
{
"injectTo": ["source.js", "source.ts", "source.jsx", "source.yaml", ....]
// ....
}
]
```
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Just a gentle reminder to get some input from you @alexandrudima :) best regards :) |
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Awesome! =) |
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In order to be able in an extension to inject grammar to all languages without having to enumerate all of them, Consider broader Scopes in
getInjections()With this, we could use
instead of :