Completion useage
See original GitHub issueAt the moment we add completions for sub types/functions to a list, e.g. Html.div
But that doesn’t really play nice with the spec, as you might end up typing Html.
then auto complete. Under certain prerequisites this leads to Html.Html.div
which is not what we want.
Typescript or C# would first let you choose Html
then would detect that the completion your expanding on is in the Html package and only send the correct functions.
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FWIW I hit this pretty often, if you forget a function name I’d almost always type
String.*
first and get the doubleString.String.fromInt
I was getting this on emacs pretty much every time I used autocomplete 😦