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Control Flow support in Sticky Scroll #65488
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area: vscode-extensionIssues related to the Angular Language Service VsCode extensionIssues related to the Angular Language Service VsCode extensionfeatureLabel used to distinguish feature request from other issuesLabel used to distinguish feature request from other issuesopen for contributionsAn issue that is suitable for a community contributor (based on its complexity/scope).An issue that is suitable for a community contributor (based on its complexity/scope).
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The default model of Sticky Scroll ("outlineModel") doesn't support Angular's Control Flow syntax.
I've created a feature request in VS Code repo, but it turns out the ultimate fix should be done on your side.
Check the link above.
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Sticky scroll doesn't "stick" Angular's new Control Flow syntax, which is standard now.
As a result it's half as useful of a feature for those using Angular.
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An outline model that supports the current syntax.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The workaround is to use foldingProviderModel or indentationModel.
But since those are not default settings, users will eventually have the same frustration as me.
Anything else relevant?