Closed alex-aver closed 7 years ago
Ah interesting, thanks for letting me know! I'll have a look at fixing it on the weekend, unless you'd like to have a look? When you get into it it's just regex!
Hey @alex-aver thanks again for reporting this, it should be fixed now. I've made a new release, which should be available to update to in a few hours.
@alexlouden I didn't get a chance to look for replies until now, and what prompted me to do so was the fact that this was suddenly working! Thanks for this!
No worries, glad it's working for you!
If you have a resource attribute with nested interpolations where you need to use quotes, the highlighting in the rest of the document breaks. It's easier to explain with examples:
The following statement breaks the highlighting:
user_data = "${file("${path.module}/text_files/ec2/user_data_scripts/ecs_app")}"
But if I removed a pair of quotes, highlighting works fine:
user_data = "${file(${path.module}/text_files/ec2/user_data_scripts/ecs_app)}"
Or, if I were to keep the quotes, but lose the
${path.module}
, highlighting works fine:user_data = "${file("text_files/ec2/user_data_scripts/ecs_app")}"