treesitter_postfix snip not work for this query

[someoneonsmile]

snippets:

  treesitter_postfix.treesitter_postfix(
    {
      trig = '.unlocal',
      name = 'postfix unlocal',
      dscr = 'expand express `local var_name = xxx` to `xxx`',
      matchTSNode = {
        query = [[
          local_declaration: (variable_declaration
            (assignment_statement
              (expression_list) @exp
            )
          ) @prefix
        ]],
        query_lang = 'lua',
      },
      -- reparseBuffer = 'live',
    },
    fmt(
      [[
        {}
      ]],
      {
        l(l.LS_TSCAPTURE_EXP),
      }
    )
  ),

  treesitter_postfix.treesitter_postfix(
    {
      matchTSNode = {
        query = [[
            (function_declaration
              name: (identifier) @fname
              parameters: (parameters) @params
              body: (block) @body
            ) @prefix
        ]],
        query_lang = 'lua',
      },
      trig = '.var',
    },
    fmt(
      [[
        local {} = function{}
          {}
        end
      ]],
      {
        l(l.LS_TSCAPTURE_FNAME),
        l(l.LS_TSCAPTURE_PARAMS),
        l(l.LS_TSCAPTURE_BODY),
      }
    )
  ),

test.lua

local a = "a"

function f(param)
	body()
end

use the .var in the demo of doc is work for function f, but the .unlocal not work, even not print any log ( i add some vim.print log in the local, in the file treesitter_postfix.lua function generate_resolve_expand_param add vim.print(ts_parser:get_node_text(prefix_node)) )

[L3MON4D3]

Hi :)

unlocal seems to work perfectly on my end, I can trigger it as local a = "a".unlocal<cursor>.
Maybe you have an older version of the treesitter-lua-parser, have you checked the query? If not, you can do so by typing :InspectTree, switching to the opened window, pressing o to open the query editor, and then pasting the query. It should highlight the local a = "a" line.

[someoneonsmile]

the query is work in the InspectTree query editor
I can't figure out what went wrong, and this problem has puzzled me for several days.

[L3MON4D3]

In the video, you use some completion engine to expand the snippet, have you tried manual expansion for unlocal?

[someoneonsmile]

Manual expansion for unlocal is work!
It seems to be caused by blink.cmp，and i tried using nvim-cmp with no problems
thinks!