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textmate bundles not recognizing differences

So i'm trying to make a set of grammars recognizing different file extensions properly.

All my files (js/css/html) end with template. This is similiar to how ruby does it with js.erb, css.erb, etc. So I modified the file type attribute to js.template css.template and template itself for html. But it doesn't seem to work. They just default to template even though there are more specific ones.

But for some reason Textmate doesn't want to recognize my different file extensions. Any idea why this would be happening or why the Ruby grammars seem to work but mine don't?

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