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fix(): folder reference now '/' from '/*'
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In conjunction with Pull Request #197033 on the vscode repository.
I reworked the previous merged code for this feature so that it now handles single-root, multi-root, and mono-repo project structures.
To clarify, aliases for css/scss are specified in the
.vscode/settings.jsonunder 'importAliases' for each language as before - I have updated the tool-tip descriptions in the package.nls.json file, and made code changes to cssServer to accommodate the functionality in the current PR - see PR 197033 above.Functionality
.vscode/settings.jsonfrom document towards workspace root.clearCache()method toCSSNavigation; to be called when settings.json changes (see limitations section below)Changes
Limitations
clearCache()method only fires when settings files tracked by vscode are changed. Settings files discovered by lookup in cssNavigation are not covered. I didn't see a straightforward way to implement this; vscode cssServer importsconnection.onDidChangeConfigurationfrom vscode-languageserver, and handles the watcher. Willing to make further changes if someone can suggest how/where to look.