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Broken highlighting with nested interpolations #18
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Ah interesting, thanks for letting me know! I'll have a look at fixing it on the weekend, unless you'd like to have a look? When you get into it it's just regex! |
Hey @alex-aver thanks again for reporting this, it should be fixed now. I've made a new release, which should be available to update to in a few hours. |
@alexlouden I didn't get a chance to look for replies until now, and what prompted me to do so was the fact that this was suddenly working! Thanks for this! |
No worries, glad it's working for you! |
If you have a resource attribute with nested interpolations where you need to use quotes, the highlighting in the rest of the document breaks. It's easier to explain with examples:
The following statement breaks the highlighting:
user_data = "${file("${path.module}/text_files/ec2/user_data_scripts/ecs_app")}"
But if I removed a pair of quotes, highlighting works fine:
user_data = "${file(${path.module}/text_files/ec2/user_data_scripts/ecs_app)}"
Or, if I were to keep the quotes, but lose the
${path.module}
, highlighting works fine:user_data = "${file("text_files/ec2/user_data_scripts/ecs_app")}"
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