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Opening a template project with VSCode with TSLint or any other editor with TSLint will underline every string present in the .tsx files as they are all single quoted.
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After further consideration, and with reasons outlined here, we're going to stick with ' in the default templates for now. Obviously you can change it to whatever you want in your own projects!
Following your own Typescript coding standards strings should be double quoted.
Opening a template project with VSCode with TSLint or any other editor with TSLint will underline every string present in the
.tsx
files as they are all single quoted.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: