sublime-text-plugin: JSX support breaks in v2.1.4

After adding:

{
    "keys": ["ctrl+e"],
    "command": "emmet_expand_abbreviation"
}

Emmet doesn’t expand JSX if it’s not written w/ JSX document syntax - undesirable, because syntax highlighters for JSX syntax aren’t feature-rich, whereas others are (Javascript, Typescript) so it should support them all.
Emmet expands h1.name to <h1 class="name"></h1> inside JSX - undesirable because it’s still behaving like HTML expansions.

Would be awesome if somehow reverting to older version works or maybe a newer update is published with older code (since too many people will face issues with so many things breaking).

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Created 4 years ago
Comments: 28 (13 by maintainers)

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If you don’t want to use native ST snippets in JSX, you can mimic old behaviour

sergeche on Aug 26, 2020

@asumaran you should prefix JSX abbreviations with <: https://github.com/emmetio/sublime-text-plugin#jsx-support

And you should remove this keybinding, it’s no longer valid

sergeche on Aug 24, 2020

Added jsx_prefix Emmet setting to enable/disable JSX prefixes in v2.2.2

sergeche on Oct 25, 2020

@sergeche It suddenly works now today. I haven’t updated Emmet v2.1.7 today and yet typing h1.name and expanding works with and without prefix and with Javascript and Javascript (Babel) syntax definitions.

a-y-u-s-h on Aug 25, 2020