Fixing `>` character in JSX text should have a "fix all in file"

[DanielRosenwasser]

We introduced a breaking change in #36636 so that > in JSX text would become an error as per the JSX spec:

Unexpected token. Did you mean `{'>'}` or `>`?

I hit this several times on the new website's src/templates/pages/download.tsx even though the code was just working. Users shouldn't have to fix them one-by-one, so it'd probably be a good idea to auto-fix them all.

[nmain]

Could this fix choose {'>'} or {">"} intelligently based on other quote usage in the file?

[orta]

I think we already have checks for that sort of thing - so it's likely, yes

[a-tarasyuk]

@orta I tried to add a test/fix for the Fix all QF and got the following error message

No available code fix has the expected id. Fix All is not available if there is only one potentially fixable diagnostic present

The code which I tried to test

let a = <div>>{"foo"}</div>;
let b = <div>>{"foo"}</div>;
let c = <div>>{"foo"}</div>;

Are there any special cases that need to be considered when processing scanner errors in QF services?

I think we already have checks for that sort of thing - so it's likely, yes

You are right, however, it seems that the current service doesn't use quote preferences

TypeScript/src/services/codefixes/fixInvalidJsxCharacters.ts

Line 39 in b8baf48

: `{'${character}'}`;

[andrewbranch]

@a-tarasyuk I worked on the fix-all changes that generate that message somewhat recently; seems like there might be a bug there in codeFixProvider. I’m happy to help take a look if you need a hand.

[a-tarasyuk]

@andrewbranch Thanks. I've created PR, with the one change in the codeFixProvider.