- VSCode Version: 1.36
- OS Version: Fedora 30
Steps to Reproduce:
- Open a bash script. (.sh file)
- Write some code and then type
# in the same line. Example :
sudo dnf remove -y \
krdc \
kmail \
kgpg \
krusader \ # the old kde twinstyle file manager
kruler
- Everything after
# is greyed out and vscode thinks that its a comment, misleading the user
This is wrong, as bash does not consider everything after # as a comment and running the script can lead to disastrous results as it would remove the file package, which is somehow a dependency for essential packages and removing it can break the system.
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
Steps to Reproduce:
#in the same line. Example :#is greyed out and vscode thinks that its a comment, misleading the userThis is wrong, as bash does not consider everything after
#as a comment and running the script can lead to disastrous results as it would remove the file package, which is somehow a dependency for essential packages and removing it can break the system.Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes