Disable CSS/SASS/SCSS warning in Visual Studio 2019

Question

When using SASS maps in Visual Studio it always shows the error

Unexpected character sequence

I realize that this is due to Visual Studio not supporting SASS maps but there are also ways of suppressing compiler warnings, usually by adding #pragma warning disable(####) but there are two problems when trying to do this in the CSS editor. First # designates an ID and second the warning output does not contain a code.

Do I need to add something to my lint or is there a way to suppress these?

Answer 1

Did you install any extension in Visual studio to compile sass file ? By default VS do not have any config to compile SASS or SCSS to CSS. Maybe you install some extension like this WebCompiler

Answer 2

in Tools > options > text editor > scss > advanced: there is a section called "validation" , set "enable validation" to false.

there is also a section called "css" in the options.