Autocomplete for gems about vscode-solargraph HOT 8 CLOSED

It should, but there are circumstances where some suggestions may be missing or incomplete. There's a known issue with bundled gems that should be fixed in the next version.

If you're having trouble with a particular gem, let me know the details and I'll see if there's a fix.

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Hi @castwide
Thank you for looking into it!
This is the gem I'm using: https://github.com/Shopify/shopify_api

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During testing, I found a bug that stops the extension from providing suggestions when a workspace (folder) isn't open. It's actually a problem in the API server, not the extension. It'll be fixed in the next version of the gem.

With the current versions of the extension and gem, I was able to get Shopify suggestions by doing the following:

• Install the shopify_api gem.
• Open a folder in VS Code.
• Open or create a file with the .rb extension.
• Edit the file.

Results:

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Yes, it works in this sequence, thanks!
However,I found a case when the results are inconsistent. Maybe you could look into this.

If I type "ShopifyAPI.S" like in the image below, I get one result (popping up as I type)

but, if I hit escape, then CTRL+Space to get the autocomplete, I get this:

This is not happening for "ShopifyAPI::S", only for "ShopifyAPI.S" ...

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Interesting. It appears to be an issue with case sensitivity. With a lower-case S, you get the expected method suggestions. I'll look into it.

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Incidentally, today's gem version update fixes the API server issue, so completion should work when you don't have a workspace/folder open.

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In the current gem, completion items in the above cases are better, although case sensitivity can still cause some minor inconsistencies.

• ShopifyApi. returns the expected methods. Typing S filters without case sensitivity.
• ShopifyApi.S, escape, and ctr+space returns nothing.

This seems reasonable enough to me.

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This issue should be resolved in the most recent versions of the gem, including the discrepancies between completion filters, which are now case-insensitive by default. If anyone still has problems, please feel free to open a new issue.

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