with the new rust compiler if a template literal spans more than one line it will refuse to output artifacts—this is prevliant when used with Prettier that decides its own formatting:

```ts
// ❌ No produced documents
const Thing = ({ search: searchRef }) => {
const search = useFragment(
graphql`
fragment search_data on SearchItem {
name
}
`,
searchRef,
);

return

{ search.name } < /h1>;;
};

// ✅ Produces documents
const Thing = ({ search: searchRef }) => {
const search = useFragment(
graphql`fragment search_data on SearchItem {
name
}`,
searchRef,
);

return

{ search.name } < /h1>;;
};
```

Like i suggested, this is more than okay to enforce — but with a lack of control to when prettier does stuff it makse it hard to enforce that?

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More than happy to help rectify this, but will need to just be pointed at the correct files to go to impl this.