prompts don't work correctly when using @use with namespace

[flamebergh]

• VS Code Version: 1.44
• SCSS IntelliSense Version: Version: 0.9.0
• Operating System: Windows 10

Reproducible Case: the extension's prompts working correctly with @use only when importing with asterisk like @use 'firstfile' as *

Steps to Reproduce:

1. create 2 scss files
2. in first file write some mixin
3. in second file import first file with namespace as @use 'first' or like @use 'first' as mixins;
4. try to use your mixin as @include first. or @include mixins. then you won't see some suggest. And it will never suggest you the namespace (first or mixin, that we used before)

[bkeys818]

The Issue

Both @use and @forward are treated as @import. It works, but it means you can't use anything like namespaces. In addition, placeholder selectors from modules don't show up on IntelliSense at all.

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Stuff that needs fixin‘

• [ ] @use
• [ ] @forward
• [ ] Placeholder selectors

[aradalvand]

This should definitely be implemented. It has now been about 2/3 years that the new module system (i.e. @use/@forward) has been added to Sass, but we still don't have proper intellisense for it :( @mrmlnc Any ideas, Denis?

[baticodes]

I agree on @AradAral request.

@import is deprecated already and using namespaces is the default behaviour.

Imho, Intellisense should look for imported modules in the current sass file only and using the new dart-sass syntax. This should improve speed and would be much more efficient since it would only suggest vars that you actually needs.

[tunttunen]

Holy moley, this isn't implemented yet? So there isn't any Intellisense supporting this?

[tobradex]

Are there any alternative extensions which could handle namespaces at the moment?

[zachhardesty7]

@tobradex and anyone else in the same boat, check out the Some Sass extension. I haven't tried it with all of the newer Sass features, but it claims to work with @use. The developer frequently updates it, so it seems much more likely to have support added for issues raised there.