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Additionally, the "Pack" should not be displayed in bold letters.

As soon as you use the NAV C/Side color theme
"workbench.colorTheme": "NAV C/Side", instead of e.g. "workbench.colorTheme": "Default Light+",, the semantic highlighting activated by

 "[al]": {
      "editor.semanticHighlighting.enabled": true
   }

does not work anymore.

Do you see a possibility to fix that?

It seems like VS Code version 1.57 introduced a new color scheme.
Using the default color scheme of VS Code, intellisense looks like that:

When the Dynamics NAV C/Side Theme is active, it now looks like that:

The blue font and background color in the selected line are now too similar.

Workaround:
New user setting

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
        "editorSuggestWidget.selectedBackground": "#adcde0"
    }

See two attached screen shots:

Error.png: Transferfield property is active => all subsequent field names are black (no coloring).
AllFine.png: Transferfield is marked as comment => field coloring is correct.

Code line in field definition on table:

TableRelation = "G/L Account"."No." where…"

Problem:
TableRealtion = "G - is black. Remaining text is green.

Expected: Everything from "G/L … should be green

I would need this extension to be automatically associated with the .AL programming language ID because I use it to open the BaseApp (only for reading y searching) with VSCode and the AL language extension disabled (for pure performance reasons).

Currently, despite activating the Theme of this extension, it does not highlight the keywords of the .AL files

Nice extension :-).
May be it's an idea to also add the keyboard shortcuts of C/SIDE?

As you can see in my screenshot below, whith /** .. */ and /* .. */ block comments, coloring is not working ok because some reserved words like IF are colored in dark blue...

Aditionally, I think string literals should be colored in green in this case to be more consistent...

I hope you could fix this issue soon.
Congratulations for your excellent job with this extension.

This is actually an issue of the AL Language, but maybe you could fix that as well?
CalcFields is missing the coloring:

Creating a field in a table with the name

"Start Date Method"

"Date" is blue while the rest of the field name is in black