Open MetRonnie opened 1 year ago
What's the steps to reproduce the issue inside VS Code? I tried the following with the example code of:
# Jinja2 in a comment should not display as commented out
# foo {% foo %}
foo {% foo %}
.jinja2
extensionIt picked C
, but I assume an additional extension needs to be installed?
It needs a VSCode language that supports embedded languages. For example Cylc (cylc.vscode-cylc
) supports embedded Jinja2 (no need to have any Jinja2 language installed).
I think the key difference between GitHub theme and Default Dark+ is that the former just gives a comment.line.cylc, meta.embedded.block.jinja
-scoped token a foreground colour of comment
whereas the latter defers to the usual foreground colours for a non-comment meta.embedded.block.jinja
token, if that makes any sense (I've updated the OP slightly to help clarify this).
Templating languages often get executed prior to whatever language the file is written in, so even if a templating block is inside a comment it will still get executed.
For example, Jinja2:
GitHub theme - displays as comment (incorrect):
Default Dark+ - displays as normal (correct):
Scopes:
foreground
for GitHub theme:foreground
for Default Dark+: