Anders K. Pettersen

Yes. Settings → Options → Editor → Use legacy editor as a temporary workaround.

@atkawa7 Thanks! `scour` works well for me with this code: ``` from scour import scour from diagrams import Diagram from diagrams.aws.compute import EC2 filename = "ec2" outformat = "svg" full_filename...

I also tried `https://ecs-intellisense.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/task-definition/schema.json` for AWS Elastic Container Service task definitions and got a similar error. I tried using it as a schema in VS Code and it works fine....

That doesn't work for me. It just jumps back to the initial values when I click inside the textarea.

This would be pretty awesome. Did you use a script to generate the snippets? It would be very interesting to see how you managed to create all these snippets.

Thanks. It may be possible to generate snippets with the data from `terraform providers schema -json` (https://www.terraform.io/docs/commands/providers/schema.html). I'll give it a shot at https://github.com/staticaland/terraform-generate-snippets/blob/master/tgs.py

I just added AWS, Azure and Google snippets to https://github.com/staticaland/yasnippet-terraform by generating them with https://github.com/staticaland/terraform-generate-snippets Hopefully it will solve the problem of keeping the snippets updated automatically. I will work...

@CsBigDataHub I just ran through almost all the providers, and ended up with a 7GB providers folder and around 6000 snippets. It may be better to keep all this building...

This sounds similar to `gomplate` and its [`--output-map`](https://docs.gomplate.ca/usage/#--output-map).

Hi Paul! Thanks for the explanation and for creating Aider! To keep the file Markdown-friendly while differentiating inputs, how about: 1. Using a simple non-Markdown symbol for user input? For...