Colin Seymour

> [@lildude](https://github.com/lildude), what [`microsoft/vscode/issues/68647`](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/68647#issuecomment-702506660) cites _might_ be relevant. No. I don't think it's relevant. If you want syntax highlighting of CSV files in the files themselves (when viewing as code)...

If the extension is popular enough to meet our usage requirements, feel free to submit a PR to add support. You can find details in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

Indeed. But it's not going to magically appear in the `languages.yml` file without a PR, and support won't be added until usage meets our requirements. This applies to _all_ additions...

> GitHub search is case-insensitive You can get around this by using a regex

> Even with a regex, you can't get case-sensitive results. Sure you can: https://github.com/search?q=%2F%28%3F-i%3ATEST%29%2F&type=code

> Do you prefer separate small PRs - one for each? One PR is fine, and be sure to only include extensions that meet our usage requirements as the PR...

This can't and won't be implemented as there is not a single unified "Configuration file" language. `.conf` is an incredibly common and generic extension and is associated with files written...

The easiest would be to revert your previous commit and then re-apply just your changes.

> # URL of example repository > https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/master:src/text/template/testdata/ This should be a GitHub repo… we have no control over the syntax highlighting on other sites 😉

It’s kinda pointless adding a language without a grammar. The primary reason people want language support is for the syntax highlighting. This language isn’t popular enough for inclusion when you...