For css and sass, vscode provides a "jump to file" feature for @import and
url() statements. For css-blocks, we only need to add this support for
custom "at rules" (@block, @export). For url(), the builtin vscode css
language server should still be providing that functionality.
For css and sass, vscode provides a "jump to file" feature for @import and
url()
statements. For css-blocks, we only need to add this support for custom "at rules" (@block, @export). Forurl()
, the builtin vscode css language server should still be providing that functionality.