Sass !default flags are not recognized

[ryon]

At least I don't think so. They're getting a .token.statement class, which seems generic to me. !default has a special meaning in Sass, and is used like !important, as documented here.

/cc @themightychris

[LeaVerou]

Good point, thanks! What kind of token do you think they should be?

[ryon]

Maybe flag? That is accurate for both !optional and !default, and doesn't sound as generic as statement.

[Golmote]

I closed this issue by adding a alias. I know there is still a naming problem... but it's not specific to SCSS. Prism has a general naming problem that would need to be fixed at some point.
For now, those flags are highlighted as keywords. And indeed, they are keywords.