Support extensions in gwMerge #111
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Dynamic prefix support requires v2.4.0+
Expand the implementation of gwMerge to account for prefixes used by
groundwork extensions, which will be expected to be in the format of
"gw{\w*}-"
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willbreitkreutz
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Sep 23, 2024
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Adds support for extension prefixes, e.g.
gww-for groundwork-water. Assumption is that groundwork extensions will be of the formatgw{\w*}--- this can be changed easily, or others can be added in the future if needed.Successfully tested with a specialized groundwork-water
<Card>being styled with gw-, gww-, and blank prefix (user) styles with full working conflict resolution (preferring last-received classNames).No breaking changes -- modifies gwMerge in-place.
Godspeed to anyone who sets up a dev environment to fully test this -- prepare for an npm linking nightmare.