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Scroll-snap-align property unknown #1274

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jhechtf opened this issue May 4, 2019 · 1 comment
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Scroll-snap-align property unknown #1274

jhechtf opened this issue May 4, 2019 · 1 comment

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jhechtf commented May 4, 2019

  • I have searched through existing issues
  • I have read through docs
  • I have read FAQ

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  • Platform: Windows 10
  • Vetur version: 0.19.5
  • VS Code version: 1.33.1

Problem

I'll be honest, I'm not sure if this should go here, or in the VSCode repo itself. I'm adding it here because I don't have this issue with pure CSS/SCSS files, making me think it is something with Vetur and not VSCode.

The scroll-snap-align property in SFC pops up with the little green squiggles. Mousing over them I get 'unknown property scroll-snap-align'.

Pure SCSS File

Single File Component

I've checked this on both my windows PCs and my Ubuntu 19.04 install -- same thing on all of them.

Reproducible Case

  1. Create a SFC with SCSS
  2. Try to use the scroll-snap-align property, notice the green squiggles.
@octref octref added the debt label May 5, 2019
@octref octref modified the milestones: April 2019, quickfix May 5, 2019
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octref commented May 5, 2019

This can be easily fixed by updating vscode-css-languageservice. I'll fix it soon.

@octref octref added the upstream label May 5, 2019
@octref octref modified the milestones: quickfix, April 2019 May 8, 2019
@octref octref closed this as completed in 7ea8ac2 May 8, 2019
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