comma based item broken inside of html attributes

[AndreasArvidsson]

Can't target "disabled": disabled or "invalid": invalid since item now refers to an html attribute

<div className={classNames({"disabled": disabled, "invalid": invalid})} />

[pokey]

Yeah this is a symptom of the more general problem that "item" isn't a next-gen scope. If it were, we could just define it as a one-of scope between the generic and the lang-specific and this problem would be solved

[AndreasArvidsson]

This problem is actually large enough for me that I am wondering if we should just revert the attribute item behavior until we have proper support for it?

[pokey]

Hmm idk. I personally had forgotten we supported these attributes as items 😅. Don't we have a scope called "attribute" for that? But I could see people having come to rely on it? We could ask on slack

[AndreasArvidsson]

Yes we do have a scope called attribute. When I added I them as a substitute for attributes I thought it was kindly neat, but now I realize that it hurts me all the time and I like to remove it.