Why is name attribute transformed to value on input type in Web Essentials Zen Coding? Bug?

Question

In Visual Studio 2012 with Web Essentials 3.5 the following Zen Coding item seems to be transformed improperly:

input[name="demo"][type="text"]

Note: Just updated to version web essentials 3.6.5 and I still get the incorrect markup.

It results in :

I expected it to create the name attribute set to a value of demo like the following:

Does anyone know if this is a bug in Web Essentials 3.5 running under Visual Studio 2012?

Is there a list of bugs somewhere?

Did I type the Zen Code incorrectly? Should I expect a different result?

Answer 1

Okay, because of all the samples people provided me with I began trying even more combinations and finally learned that if I uppercase the NAME attribute, then it works. What?

Here's the zen code which actually works:

input[type="text" NAME="demo"]

or

input[type="text"][NAME="demo"]

Finally, I even tried UPPERCASING one letter in name like (notice uppercase 'A'):

input[type="text"][nAme="demo"]

All these result in:

Crazy. Mark this down as a bug. :)

Answer 2

Your markup should work... it could be a bug with the Visual Studio plugin. Does it support input:t[name="demo"] ?