Replace snippets with completions about vscode-stylelint HOT 8 CLOSED

I've done some digging around and discovered the "Completion API"

So rather than snippets we can use the Completion API to suggest completions as a user begins typing a stylelint stylelint disable comment the extension would suggest the remaining code, it is similar functionality but we should be able to better control when these are initialized

https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/vscode-api#languages.registerCompletionItemProvider

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In esLint, these deactivation options for specific lines only appear where eslint encounters a problem or alert, that way you click on the line, then on the lamp that appears and choose what you want to do.

This sounds like the best user experience to me.

Shall we remove the snippets in favour of this approach, or at least disable them by default behind an option.

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@jt3k Until the solution is applied I am using version 0.80.0.

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Good point, sorry for the delay in replying...

I think changing the queue to trigger these would be the way to go...

Changing them from starting with /* to something else.

Either that, or disabling by default and opting in as it's not the greatest of options to be on by default.

Anyone else have thoughts on what other snippets extensions use as a prefix or alternate methods used that work well, or at least better than the above?

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Thanks for the reply @ntwb

You have to see what most developers think, but for me an option to disable and activate would solve my problem.

I don't know how the whole system behind the snippets works, but there's no way to create a prefix and only show the suggestions if it is written? Something like "stlint". As it is a feature that should be little used, having to write a slightly larger word for it to appear would not be a problem.

In esLint, these deactivation options for specific lines only appear where eslint encounters a problem or alert, that way you click on the line, then on the lamp that appears and choose what you want to do.

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@jeddy3 @ntwb any update on when this feature will be implemented? I need to temporarily disable the VScode extension because it does not let me use the dn emmet shortcut anymore for display: none and instead shows /* stylelint-disable-next-line rule */ which is quite annoying.

Thanks!

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Just pining to see if you have any updates @jeddy3 @ntwb? 👋

Would be awesome to hav this fixed at some point!

Thanks so much!!

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BUMP UP! what about fix ? is quite annoying!

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