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I really like the python.autoComplete.addBrackets option as it's almost always what I would have done anyway. One area where it's not useful though is for decorators. Especially when writing multiple overload this can get annoying pretty fast.
Would it be possible to not insert brackets if the suggestion item follows @, either as default or an additional option?
area-intellisenseLSP-related functionality: auto-complete, docstrings, navigation, refactoring, etc.
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This discussion was converted from issue #16495 on June 16, 2021 21:56.
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I really like the
python.autoComplete.addBracketsoption as it's almost always what I would have done anyway. One area where it's not useful though is for decorators. Especially when writing multipleoverloadthis can get annoying pretty fast.Would it be possible to not insert brackets if the suggestion item follows
@, either as default or an additional option?Originally posted by @cdce8p in a discussion
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