Latest version strips highlighting when VS Code is restarted

[ryanwellsdotcom]

Version 1.4.0 strips all highlighting for HTML files when VS Code is restarted. The appearance of HTML is plain text. I can disable/enable the extension and the highlighting works again, but each time VS Code is closed and started, colors are stripped again. I've uninstalled other extensions to rule out the possibility of a conflict.

Rolling back to v1.3.1 solves the issue.

[fdinardo]

I can reproduce the problem.

[ghaschel]

Thank you for reporting. I will address this issue in a few days, as soon as i get back to my computer and internet.

[heroes-coding]

I have the same problem, as well. Wasn't sure if it was some other plugin I had enabled that caused it, but disabling other likely culprits doesn't seem to do the trick.

[ghaschel]

I can't reproduce this on Ubuntu. What are the O.Ses you are currently using, please?

[fdinardo]

I am on archlinux 64bit:

               +                OS: Arch Linux x86_64
               #                
              ###               Kernel Release: 5.4.7-arch1-1
             #####              Uptime: 7:46
             ######             WM: None
            ; #####;            DE: GNOME
           +##.#####            Packages: 1565
          +##########           RAM: 8301 MB / 15918 MB
         #############;         Processor Type: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4712HQ CPU @ 2.30GHz
        ###############+        $EDITOR: vim
       #######   #######        Root: 41G / 50G (82%) (ext4)
     .######;     ;###;`".      
    .#######;     ;#####.       
    #########.   .########`     
   ######'           '######    
  ;####                 ####;   
  ##'                     '##   
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[heroes-coding]

Windows 10 / 64

[ghaschel]

I will try to reproduce tonight on Windows and MacOS.

The only thing that may have caused this issue was the change of main scope name I had to do. It went from text.html.angular to template.ng. Angular language service was overriding this highlighting.

I have a possible workaround for this: implementing on both scopes text.html.angular and template.ng. That would imply in duplicating the output file with one single line of difference between the two and adding an entry to the package.json file

Although that doesn't seem right to me, it may be the only way to do it if it keeps being overrided by Angular Language Service Plugin

[heroes-coding]

@ghaschel I don't have Angular Language Service Plugin installed.
After some back and forth with the plugins I do have installed, I found that the conflict (for me, not others necessarily) is with angular2-inline

Hope that helps. Thanks for this great plugin!

[ghaschel]

Installing angular2inline instantaneously stripped all of the highlighting from the html file for me now

[heroes-coding]

@ghaschel It may be a problem with angular2inline, but that plugin is also quite useful so I hope you can find a workaround!

[ghaschel]

angular2inline also overrides the scope as template.ng.

My idea of implementing on both scopes (using one as fallback) works. I am publishing 1.5.0 with the bugfix. Let me know if it works for you guys, so that I can re-open this issue.

=]

[heroes-coding]

Works for me!

[moonseob]

I'm on MacOS, have both Angular Language Service and angular2-inline installed, and 1.5.0 works for me!
Thanks!

[fdinardo]

Thanks!
It is working for me too: #32 (comment)

[jamieshaw]

I've just started using the vscode-angular-html (v1.6.0) plugin and running into the bug where syntax highlighting isn't being applied correctly against Angular Language Server. Disable and re-enable works, but is cumbersome.

Any thoughts? 🤔

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