Syntax highlighting in yaml files

[benjaminbosko]

I would like to have the same syntax highlighting in yaml files opened in VS Code as for example in json files.

Thank you!

[panoply]

🚢 Shipping in v3.0.0

[benjaminbosko]

Thank you for the new release!
Is it possible to support yaml files without change its extension to .yaml.liquid? Unfortunately it is not an option for me.
Moreover I have to use quotes in many situations for templates. Could you apply the syntax highlighting to quoted strings as well?

[panoply]

Hey @benjaminbosko,

So Yaml files will be highlighted using injections, so you don't need to use an extension - file.yaml will work no problems. I will have a look at support strings.

[panoply]

🚢 #103

Injections / highlights and no suffix extension all working. Hope it helps!

[benjaminbosko]

Sorry, but I I see no changes at all. Am I doing something wrong?

2.3.0


3.0.0


3.0.2


Disabled

Moreover it used to work with JSON files, but not in the newer versions.

2.3.0

3.0.2

[panoply]

I am unable to recreate. Testing YAML files all pass:

Have you got any other extensions active?

Moreover it used to work with JSON files, but not in the newer versions.

String encapsulated Liquid captures are not supported in JSON in v3.0 but create a new issue for that and I will look into it possibly reverting that change.

[benjaminbosko]

Thanks for your help, you were right! I disabled all my extension apart from Liquid and that way I figured out that the Jinja extension overwrote the behavior of Liquid. Now it is working fine:

However the syntax highlighting is not as advanced as in your case. I can live with that but may you know what configuration do I miss to have the same result as on your screenshot?

[panoply]

No problems! The settings you have now will always work as intended. I will go ahead and close this one and address string injections in #109