Problem It keeps being stuck in Loading when I hover on a variable/method/import. Normally you can ctrl + click to see the reference on the entity. Background info Using VS Code version 1.95.2 for a typescript project Other ts projects…
Why is VSCode autocomplete - Intellisense slow? I've noticed that VSCode is slow with a specific project Example Image I've tried a lot of things and still slow: restart the typescript server used yarn, yarn with pnp and npm remove…
At first, it does not work at all, but after enabling all Editor IntelliSense suggestions it works for some files. The IntelliSense will show an error if a class that the IntelliSense not working is used, as they say the…
My program builds correctly according to the C++ standard I have set in my CMakeLists.txt file, but Intellisense flags newer features as errors even though I've told it to defer to CMake for the config info. I'm using CMake and…
Let's say I write a faulty piece of code in C++, such as: const int x; VS Code's IntelliSense will throw an error of the type: const variable "x" requires an initializer C/C++(257) I am curious what the error code…
When I'm writing C codes on VS Code, IntelliSense can't detect functions declared in standard libraries, while the project compile properly. Details: The flockfile function is declared as void flockfile (FILE *__stream) in stdio.h, however IntelliSense treats the function wrongly.…
I'm new to VSCode so please forgive me if this is a stupid question. I am exploring an Azure JSON template I just exported. In playing around I noticed VSCode alerted me of a bad value for an attribute. I'm…
It sounds like a strange question, but when I use the following example code in Visual Studio 2022, IntelliSense is warning me that the member iMember in the parent class is inaccessible, even though the code itself seems ok to…
I have thousands of models in my package, each of them contains one class. Users can choose model they want to use by: from myproject.type1.models.m1 import m1 Very inconvenient. The subfolder looks like: type1/ ├── __init__.py ├── constant.py ├── decorator.py…
I have been going through a Udemy JavaScript course and have had all suggestions pop up in the same way as the instructors video does as they walk through the lecture. Now we are on classes, and the .includes method…