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Hi, is there a technical reason why the replacement value must be a string? My use-case is that I load in an object and then use that to replace values in a CSS file, but some values should be numbers.
For example, this fails:
padding: {{ padding }};
data={padding: 0,// this fails, but works as a string: "0"}
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Hi, is there a technical reason why the replacement value must be a string? My use-case is that I load in an object and then use that to replace values in a CSS file, but some values should be numbers.
For example, this fails:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: