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Take a piece of html like <select class="form-control focus">
At the end, after the class try to add an id by typing id. Intellisense shows 2 id entries.
Take the default.
You wind up with <select class="form-control focus" <id></id>>
This is obviously incorrect.
Since AFAIK there is no html <id></id> tag, why is this even a completion? And, even if you want to preserve that completion as an option, shouldn't Code default to the second Intellisense hint, the correct completion of id=""?
I would further suggest that tags should not be offered as completions when you're already inside a tag.
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<select class="form-control focus">
class
try to add anid
by typingid
. Intellisense shows 2id
entries.<select class="form-control focus" <id></id>>
This is obviously incorrect.
Since AFAIK there is no html
<id></id>
tag, why is this even a completion? And, even if you want to preserve that completion as an option, shouldn't Code default to the second Intellisense hint, the correct completion ofid=""
?I would further suggest that tags should not be offered as completions when you're already inside a tag.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: