Incorrect comment blocks in Liquid files with this extension enabled

[t3pfaffe]

Using the keybind ctrl+/ to generate a new comment block erroneously produces a string of characters ({%\s*#) instead of the expected {% comment %} {% endcomment %}. I previously had the extension Liquid Comments enabled although this issue appears to happen regardless of that being enabled. The issue only occurs when this liquid extension is enabled. This issue has only started happening in the last day.

I have not changed my VSCode configuration in that time outside of a VSCode update/restart and I don't think there has been any new updates from this extension.

[icantrank]

This is also happening to me with .css.liquid files using the liquid-css language and ctrl+/ hotkey. I would usually expect /* */ but I get this {%\s*# instead.

[ArturoDent]

I see this in the liquid-css.language-configuration.json file:

"comments": {
  "lineComment": "{%\\s*#",
  "blockComment": ["/*", "*/"]
},

there is a regex for the lineComment value. Are regex's allowed there?

@icantrank Are there line comments in .css.liquid files or only a surrounding block comment of the form /* * when you hit ctrl+/?

[ArturoDent]

Until this issue is fixed, I posted a workaround at SO: [VSCode not commenting css.liquid lines correctly](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74181082/vscode-not-commenting-css-liquid-lines-correctly)

I am not familiar with liquid comment styles so let me know if something needs to be changed.

[panoply]

Hey guys,

This one is on me. It seems I added an expression in the language configuration. I'll apply a patch later today for this.

[FHoogland]

@panoply Hey, has this issue been fixed yet? Is there any extension-setting I should change for the fix to take effect? I updated the extension yesterday but the problem still persists on liquid.css files

[panoply]

Shipping this today. Sorry, I have been sick last couple of days.

[FHoogland]

No worries, was just wondering if I was doing something wrong. Hope you feel better soon!

[panoply]

🚢 Shipped - Update and reload vscode everything should work as intended.