fix: Syntax highlighting broken for record keys containing brackets#232
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Issue
resolve #231
Summary
This PR fixes an issue where brackets included in record keys were being treated as actual functional brackets, causing highlighting to break.
The scope for the entire key has been changed from a single
variable.other.nushellto a compound scope prefixed withstring.quoted.*.Changes
Updated the two rules for quoted keys within
repository.braced-expressioninsyntaxes/nushell.tmLanguage.json:Background Information
VS Code's bracket pair colorization only targets tokens whose standard token type, derived from the scope name, is
Other.By including
stringin the scope name, it is classified as a String type. Overlayeringstring.quoted.*ensures that brackets within the keys are excluded from bracket pair matching.Since
variable.other.nushellis retained, key coloring in most themes will be preserved.In other language grammars, it is common for quoted keys to maintain a string scope:
string.json support.type.property-name.jsonmeta.object-literal.key.tsVerification
After applying these changes locally, I built the extension as a
.vsixfile and verified that the highlighting is rendered correctly when loaded.