Lower case single-letter variables are forcibly autocompleted to upper case classes with the same name.

[bwiklund]

Type: Bug

Autocomplete replaces a valid local variable name with a single letter class name

make a class class G {} make a local var somewhere like var g = new G();

in that scope, on a new line, typing lower case g and then period should result in g.

instead, it is autocompleted to a capitalG. This does not happen if the class/variable name combo is more than one character long.

turning off Editor: Accept Suggestion On Commit Character is the only way to get it to stop doing this.

it might seem kind of silly but we have a large codebase that uses a class G as an app context that gets passed around, and a lower case g as convention for instances of that context, so this bites us a LOT

Environment information

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[genlu]

In this scenario, our server would return a list containing these two items to the client, and it is client's decision on how sorting and selection is done based on data we provided. I'd expect the client to select "g" over "G" when "g" is typed, since it's a perfect match. I'd consider this a VSCode bug.

[dibarbet]

@genlu I wonder - if we returned the 'g' result in the actual serialized list before the 'G' result, would it fix the issue? Maybe vscode is relying on list order (though I agree that a case match should be sorted first either way).