If you have a trigger or procedure, and start typing the primary begin, it will give you the suggestion dropdown:
And hitting enter/tab or clicking on the box will autofill this as begin[cursor]end;
This behavior is identical with any nonzero amount of variables:
However, having var without any variables will have the begin treated as a plaintext word:
and hitting enter/tab or clicking will not fill in end;, instead just filling in begin:
This issue began with the November 2023 VSCode update, and was submitted to the VSCode repo as an issue here, but was closed shortly after the Triage Bot determined the cause to be an extension issue.
If you have a trigger or procedure, and start typing the primary begin, it will give you the suggestion dropdown:
And hitting enter/tab or clicking on the box will autofill this as begin[cursor]end;
This behavior is identical with any nonzero amount of variables:
However, having var without any variables will have the begin treated as a plaintext word:
and hitting enter/tab or clicking will not fill in end;, instead just filling in begin:
This issue began with the November 2023 VSCode update, and was submitted to the VSCode repo as an issue here, but was closed shortly after the Triage Bot determined the cause to be an extension issue.