Context breaking in js if the string `html` is found

[sergxerj]

If I have code like:

let a = document.querySelector(`html`);
let b;
let c = document.querySelectorAll(`a`);

It seems to think that anything between the html and the a is in an html or css context, not sure of which, it gives hover tooltips like these:

Things I have tried, these all make the problem go away:

• Disable/enable extension when it's the only one in the workspace (it's how I know it's this extension that causes it when enabled)
• Change the quotation marks in either html or a from backticks to single or double quotes
• Change the html string to something else that is not the literal html string (like htm or tml ).

[pushqrdx]

@sergxerj oh I see, I think I know what might be causing this, I will be pushing a minor update fixing this issue, sorry for the inconvenience :)

[pushqrdx]

@sergxerj v0.3.10 is up fixing this issue