settings: use correct syntax for default values containing "\n" in settings.json.template#6930
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SamTV12345 merged 3 commits intoApr 7, 2025
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…ttings.json.template 7940605 added support for including an escaped "\n" in the default value of an interpolated setting, but the example in `settings.json.template` and `settings.json.docker` contained a slight syntax error. This fixes it. No functional changes.
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Thank you for the fixes. Looks fine now. Good that this is fixed after 5 years :) |
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7940605 added support for including an escaped
\nin the default value of an interpolated setting, but the example insettings.json.templateandsettings.json.dockercontained a slight syntax error.This fixes it.
No functional changes.