Open AnrDaemon opened 8 months ago
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After a number of attempts, I've managed to reproduce it in VS Code without extensions,
How? Please share the exact steps
https://github.com/ecmel/vscode-html-css/issues/278#issuecomment-1913575894
Exact steps. With video. And confirmation that's not only me observing this issue.
There's obviously some kind of a race, because if you do it REAL SLOW, the issue is hard to reproduce.
Sorry, I don't know what ecmel is about but it doesn't seem like "just vscode without extensions", so please provide a steps here and a simple copy-paste friendly code sample
There's no copy-paste friendly code sample, thus the example archive. The smaller the sample, the harder it is to trigger condition. But with a HTML file of 2k lines, it's nearly always happens. Just extract the archive, open in the Insiders build and repeat the steps in the video
https://github.com/ecmel/vscode-html-css/assets/6532485/dea9cbd2-afb7-4dc2-8f7a-28e5af0ed499
Please check: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/198793
Hey @jrieken, this issue might need further attention.
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It become more severe in the latest versions of VS Code. So, awaiting the fix. Eagerly.
Hey @jrieken, this issue might need further attention.
@AnrDaemon, you can help us out by closing this issue if the problem no longer exists, or adding more information.
It more than exists, it is easily the most encountered issue in daily work with HTML.
It is suggested that the behavior could be related to editor.quickSuggestions
option.
However, it shows as "modified elsewhere" in my instance of VS Code in both User and Workspace configurations, and there's no mention of it in any of the respective JSON files either.
(And yes, the bug is still very annoying in 1.93.)
Any news? Every completion of a class name in HTML is a pain.
This happens to me every day. Searching for a solution.
Type: Bug
The #198793 become more and more frequent in my daily work. More often in HTML files, but it started to creep into other type of code.
I've assembled an example workspace to reproduce the issue.
After a number of attempts, I've managed to reproduce it in VS Code without extensions, using only textual suggestions, as hinted by @ecmel in https://github.com/ecmel/vscode-html-css/issues/278#issuecomment-1913575894
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