@use and @forward do not trigger intellisense
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VS Code Version: 1.39
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SCSS IntelliSense Version: mrmlnc.vscode-scss@0.8.1
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Operating System: Ubuntu 18.04.3
Reproducible Case:
foo/_bar.scss
:
$var1: 'Mono';
$var2: 'Roboto';
foo.scss
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@use 'foo/bar';
foo. // <---------- expect intelisense to show `$var1` and `$var2` as candidates,
// but not showing
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Wasn’t able to trigger autocomplete neither by using
@use
nor@use ... as moduleName
This one thing would make my life so much better.