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If a reserved keyword is used as the beginning of a hyphenated function name (e.g., Do-Something or If-Thing) the beginning part of the function name that matches the reserved keyword is highlighted in red.
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This is actually an issue with the language definition from https://github.com/PowerShell/EditorSyntax thing rather than the module, so would have to be fixed there - it's still present in the current version of the definition (and functions the same way in VSCode).
That said, it's possible they won't view it as a bug - comments on PowerShell/EditorSyntax#80 suggest they're only interested in approved verbs, which Do and If aren't.
If a reserved keyword is used as the beginning of a hyphenated function name (e.g., Do-Something or If-Thing) the beginning part of the function name that matches the reserved keyword is highlighted in red.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: