Closed brewster1134 closed 4 years ago
you can disable the linter in the sass settings, and mark this answer as the best answer, as i said the the comment on the answer i the linter is an old discontinued project that you should always have disabled.
Could you perhaps remove the option so that we don't stumble into this? There is no way to know. Many thanks.
so eventually after installing the Sass vscode extension, at some point, it starts reporting the problem
Property should have one space Between prop and value
, despite there only being a single space between the property and value.once i start seeing this, i can uninstall & reinstall the sass extension, and the problem goes away for awhile... but will eventually return and start reporting the problem again. i will try to pay attention to when it happens, and what might be triggering it.
i am on the latest version of os x, vscode, and the sass extension
i first started this conversation on stack overflow (which is where i found out about reinstalling the extension), which is linked here