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Is there a way to associate files named *.less.css (or worst cast just simply *.css) with the Workbench editor/intellisense? The way we're setup, we use files named *.less.css - and parse them dynamically via an HTTP Handler in development. In production, the handler is disabled and we serve pre-parsed & minified css directly. Because of this setup, we have no need for the on-the-fly compilation (which i've disabled) so now I'm basically just getting intellisense & syntax highlighting (which is exactly what i want) - but the workbench editor only kicks in for *.less files. Is there anyway to associate the *.less.css or *.css files with the workbench? Thanks- |
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Unfortunately not. The way in which we wire up with Visual Studio (using MEF) relies on us specifying up front what we need to listen for so this will need to be a .less file to correctly trigger our components. It seems possible for us to support some flexibility around this in the future so I will pop an item on our backlog for this but this will not be something we are going to look at implementing for now.
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