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I'm using the 'Live Sass Compile' extension on Visual Studio Code.

What is the right path to connect css2.scss to css2.js?

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Assuming that you want css2.scss to compile into the parent folder as css2.css

Try setting the savePath using the relative path notation like, and move one level up with ../

savePath: "~/../"

Note: It would be good to have all the scss in a separate folder, there are a few .scss file in parent css folder.

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That hasn't worked although I wouldn't be surprised if it's because I need to refresh something... What does ~ mean? The current folder the .scss is in?
"~" - denotes relative to every sass file. Instead than taking a specific path, if you want the generated css to be relative to each scss file's path.
Does this save path persist for every single .scss file we make that connects to a .css? Even if we make new connections in different projects?

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