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gscan will still assume the theme is incompatible until you've made the change to the code in the comment. I understand it's important to have up-to-date helpers/code, but given it's commented out shouldn't it still pass or be able to activate on a blog - and this be presented as a warning instead?
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I think it will be important to distinguish between HTML comments and Handlebars comments.
The above code has HTML comments so the handlebars code is still being run and has a chance of causing errors. I imagine the comment detecting rules would need to be per-helper to determine if it's "kind of ok" or "definitely not ok" for the handlebars code to be run within a HTML comment?
When you upload a theme that has commented out code that contains outdated helpers, e.g.
gscan will still assume the theme is incompatible until you've made the change to the code in the comment. I understand it's important to have up-to-date helpers/code, but given it's commented out shouldn't it still pass or be able to activate on a blog - and this be presented as a warning instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: