I was not aware of the stock Sass+SCSS syntax plugin. A newer version of the plugin is available here on GitHub (tpope/vim-haml), and it appears that the SCSS syntax is identical to the Sass syntax, with the exception of comments (multi and single line) being placed in the scssComment highlight group.

Anyways, I examined the highlight groups both with and without scss-syntax.vim from @cakebaker, and here are the results:

Test	Stock syntax	scss-syntax.vim
background: #333; (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssAttribute`
background: #666; (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssAttribute`
background: #999; (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssAttribute`
* Multi line comment: #123, #456 (?)	`scssComment`	`cssComment`
// Single line comment: #123456 (?)	`scssComment`	`scssComment`
$link-color: rgba(144, 0, 0, .5); (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssVariableValue`
$text-color: hsl(0, 100%, 50%); (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssVariableValue`
color: white; (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssAttribute`
color: black; (?)	`sassCssAttribute`	`scssAttribute`

All colors are highlighted, and never with both sassCssFoo and scssFoo.

I’m using Vundle to load plugins (planning to move to vim-plug), and judging by the test results, the scss-syntax.vim plugin is loaded instead of the stock one.

I hope this helps!

add support for scss files #35

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