update the scope name for svelte files #328
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It seems this information is a bit outdated (probably from the svelte2 times, when the usual file extension for svelte components was `.html`). Svelte3 was released 3 or 4 years ago and since then the extension is `.svelte`. No use uses svelte2 anymore.
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Fair enough. |
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But you do use https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Svelte probably and we "recommended" to just use HTML5. I fixed that on master quickly. Let me know if I did this wrong. |
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Ah, good catch! Yes, I'm using the The new suggestion makes sense. If you're using svelte in sublime, you will definitely need that package. |
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It seems this information is a bit outdated (probably from the svelte2 times, when the usual file extension for svelte components was
.html). Svelte3 was released 3 or 4 years ago and since then the extension is.svelte. No use uses svelte2 anymore.