Update deep-replace.ts to match single quotes and double quotes#73
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if you want to replace something within a jinja code it is best to set the value in single quotes not in double qoutes.
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if you want to replace something within a jinja code it is best to set the value in single quotes not in double qoutes.
if you have the following template:
The [[entities]] element in 'content' wont replaced because the json sting looks like this:
{"type": "markdown", "content":"{{ \"[[entities]]\" }} "...Then the current regex:
/ "\[\[entities\]\]"/gmwont find anything. But if you put it in single quotes it will work. ;-)