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Adding support for a white list of elements that can be lower case. #188
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When enabling the rule instead of using a boolean, use an array with the attributes (camelCased) that you want to ignore ```json { "tagname-lowercase": ["clipPath"] } ```
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@thedaviddias imho this branch should also be merged asap. Documentation should be added but we can create a new issue for that. |
Ok @hacknug, I'm going to review and accept it. Thanks! |
This will solve #263 👍 But @aaronkahlhamer can you please add one or more tests to cover this case? Thank you for your contribution |
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… be lower case. (#188) When enabling the rule instead of using a boolean, use an array with the attributes (camelCased) that you want to ignore ```json { "tagname-lowercase": ["clipPath"] } ```
… be lower case. (#188) When enabling the rule instead of using a boolean, use an array with the attributes (camelCased) that you want to ignore ```json { "tagname-lowercase": ["clipPath"] } ```
When enabling the rule instead of using a boolean, use an array with the attributes (camelCased) that you want to ignore