Audun Nes
1 min readMay 14, 2020

Thanks for the suggestion. I use an extension that is called Bracked Pair Colorizer 2, that as the same suggests gives your brackets colors. So each code block gets its own bracket color, and if a bracket is red, you know you have forgotten a matching bracket.

So while that extension does something completely different, it does to some degree achieve the same. It keeps you aware of which block context you are in.

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Audun Nes
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Lead Cloud Engineer/Site Reliability Engineer from Copenhagen, Denmark. GitHub: https://github.com/avnes

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