Using a **~**Tilde to go directly to a node_module path without having to add aliases to webpack this path doesn't get resolved by VS Code.

So with a node_module 'bootstrap' installed, we can import bootstrap sass-files using this construction:

@import '~bootstrap/scss/bootstrap-grid';
@import '~bootstrap/scss/utilities/sizing';

While this is working fine with Webpack and the sass-loader/node_sass, VS Code doesn't recognise this tilde-construction and searches on a follow-link in our source-folder\bootstrap\ instead of in node_modules\bootstrap\

When we use aliases in Javascript we solved his resolve problem by adding aliases to the jsconfig.json. But AFAIK there's not such a config file for Sass in VS Code.
I've been searching everywhere, including settings on sass, but couldn't find anything where we could make VS Code respect the node_modules path (and Webpack aliases) with a tilde~.

So unfortunately we seem to not being able to click to follow link on these sass imports.

versions

• VSCode Version: 1.37.0
• OS Version: Windows 10 Home Updated

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Have a node modulle, like node_modules/bootstrap, installed
2. Import a sassfile from this module, like @import '~bootstrap/scss/bootstrap-grid';
3. Ctrl+click on the import line to try to 'Follow Link'
   Result: it shows an error-message popup saying 'Unable to open' with the wrong path

extensions
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes