Closed Limonische closed 4 years ago
@Limonische the highlighting is already fixed in the latest version (on my local machine), not sure what "Inspect TM Scopes" is but ill look into it.
Its a feature in vscode that allows you to look at language token types and detect which colors and styles are applied to it. You can access it by ctrl/command + shift + p and then selecting "Developer: Inspect TM Scopes"
Thank you for your fast reply.
yeah just downloaded vscode insiders its a really cool feature, it should already be fixed, the reason why the highlighting doesn't work is this regex [[\\w-]+
as you can see the regex is invalid i catched that shortly after publishing
Thank you again! Can i ask you when this new release with fixes will be shipped?
im not sure i will try to have it published tomorrow or the day after that.
Nice. Keep your good work :)
@Limonische hey if you want it fixed right now, go to this repo and download sass-indented-1.6.8.vsix
then search for the install.vsix
extension, right click on the file and chose install extension
, you might need to download the entire repo because i don't think that github lets you download single files.
also not sure if it auto updates extensions after you install them from a file so you might need to uninstall and reinstall the extension when the new version comes out.
Describe the bug If you try to inspect @function statement with "Inspect TM Scopes" it freezes in infinite loading. Color highlighting for @function is broken. Same goes for mixins. Name of file in @import is no longer a string.
To Reproduce Use "Inspect TM Scopes" in vscode-insiders 1.41.0
Expected behavior Color highlighting for @function should work, it also should be accessible by "Inspect TM Scopes". Same for mixins. Name of file in @import statement should be a string.
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