`WITH` doesn't seem supported as a keyword

[pgalbavy]

For this:

    gateway-grouped-maturity: >
      WITH v AS (
        SELECT ${label} label,
               count(distinct a.gateway) total,
               count(distinct m.gateway) mature,
               count(distinct e.gateway) empty,
               count(distinct l1.gateway) l1mature,
               count(distinct l2.gateway) l2mature,
               count(distinct l3.gateway) l3mature
          FROM      ${database.gateways.view} a
          LEFT JOIN ${database.mature-gateways.view} m USING (licenseGroup, gateway)
          LEFT JOIN ${database.empty-gateways.view} e USING (licenseGroup, gateway)
          LEFT JOIN ${database.l1mature-gateways.view} l1 USING (licenseGroup, gateway)
          LEFT JOIN ${database.l2mature-gateways.view} l2 USING (licenseGroup, gateway)
          LEFT JOIN ${database.l3mature-gateways.view} l3 USING (licenseGroup, gateway)
        GROUP BY ${groups}
      )
      SELECT label,
             total,
             mature,

I see (note red closing parenthesis):

[pgalbavy]

I would note that the simple change of adding it to the list of keywords in highlight-string-code.json and reloading the VSCode window fixes for me

[RadoslawDeska]

If someone is looking for the file, then they would find it in %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions\iuyoy.highlight-string-code-0.4.5\syntaxes. I myself added a few other keywords to it.

The problem is with this solution that in all strings containing the capitalized keywords, the whole string gets highlighted:

vs

It seems to me that the only way it would be to modify the regex. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to do it so that it works.