There were a few conflicts in the auto-closing brackets. In particular, if two opening brackets end with the same character, then the second has no effect. Double/single quotes, and normal brackets "()" are not used in LaTeX syntax. Quotations in prose should be done like `this' or ``that'' but only autoclosing ` is necessary as tapping it twice gives ``''. There are "paired brackets" with multiple characters that appear in LaTeX such as \left{ and \right} in mathmode, or \[ \] for a block equation. However texlab provides snippets for all of these, so that can be used instead and avoid the conflicts mentioned above.
There were a few conflicts in the auto-closing brackets. In particular, if two opening brackets end with the same character, then the second has no effect. Double/single quotes, and normal brackets "()" are not used in LaTeX syntax. Quotations in prose should be done like `this' or ``that'' but only autoclosing ` is necessary as tapping it twice gives ``''. There are "paired brackets" with multiple characters that appear in LaTeX such as \left{ and \right} in mathmode, or \[ \] for a block equation. However
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provides snippets for all of these, so that can be used instead and avoid the conflicts mentioned above.