Causes all files in node_modules to be linted

[jacksteamdev]

Recently I've noticed that I'm getting a lot of items under the Problems tab in VS Code. All of the files are in node_modules.

Disabling all extensions eliminates these items, and enabling "IntelliSense for CSS class names" causes the items to reappear. Enabling all extensions except "IntelliSense for CSS" once again eliminates these items.

Is this the intended behavior?

[stephen-nba]

I found the same thing. Is this extension supposed to lint all my CSS as well? Even in the node_modules folder?

[marcelo-mason]

An option to exclude paths from showing problems would be nice. I may want intellisense from vendor folders, but I don't care about the problems it finds in there, they are not for me to fix.

[imaia]

My VS code freezes and crashes with this extension. I'm quite sure this issue problem is related to it. I starts looking for css classes and crashes.

[gobijan]

VS Code also freezes for me caused by this extension

[bgarrant]

I am having the same issue. How can we exclude folders?

[Chanran]

my vs code crash too! all node_modules css files lint and cause 99 warns and 99 errors.

[bwcgn]

i just excluded node_modules completely.

files.exclude: {
        "**/.git": true,         
        "**/.DS_Store": true, 
        "**/node_modules": true
}

[fgeierst]

The following prevents node_modules folders to get linted:

User settings

"files.exclude": {
        "**/.git": true,         
        "**/.DS_Store": true, 
        "**/node_modules": true
}

This said, I still think the extention should ignore node_modules folders by default.

[Luca-Terrazzan]

Excluding the node_modules also prevents it from showing up in vscode entirely...what if I want to browse it from time to time? An option to exclude path from the plugin is necessary imho

[rkpatel33]

+1

For me the files.exclude option is not ideal. A package specific setting would be better I think.

[zignd]

The recently released version adds a feature that is supposed to solve this issue.

[bardware]

The following prevents node_modules folders to get linted

I hoped for that but I'm not sure it works. My project is very small, the node_modules folder, however, is large. VSCode takes it's time to start up because of this plugin.