Completing str tr results in str str trim (for example).
Instead, it should be removing any already-inserted partial match (i.e. the thing that the completion was generated against) from the result before inserting. I'm not sure if this is possible from the perspective of a null-ls completion source, because we're just returning lists of strings and not actually writing them to the buffer. 🤔
We could remove the partially completed parent command from the completion list as well, but I think that would make the actual command being suggested less obvious. Not sure if there's another option, though.
Completing
str trresults instr str trim(for example).Instead, it should be removing any already-inserted partial match (i.e. the thing that the completion was generated against) from the result before inserting. I'm not sure if this is possible from the perspective of a null-ls completion source, because we're just returning lists of strings and not actually writing them to the buffer. 🤔
We could remove the partially completed parent command from the completion list as well, but I think that would make the actual command being suggested less obvious. Not sure if there's another option, though.