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You ever get an answer? I'm having kind of the opposite problem with Copilot completions causing things like:
The end of a line is always duplicated, it used to be that some part of the toolchain understood when to replace characters. Not sure where I need to look to configure this. |
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Nope. It may be LSP dependent, it's intermittent and I haven't focused on it enough over enough languages to see if there's a pattern. |
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How can I prevent replacing the next word when, for example, inserting a new parameter or list element before an existing one?
For example (
\|
is the insert mode cursor):show_label(|value)
Color::RED
show_label(Color::RED|)
show_label(Color::RED|value)
,
show_label(Color::RED, |value)
I'm not sure if this is a
blink
relevant question because googling around, I see hints that it might be LSP specific, or perhaps nvim completion; what makes me ask here is thatnvim-cmp
seemed to have a configurableConfirmBehavior.Insert
action, and I'd like this to be configured the same across the various languages I'm using--in other words, this feels very much like it should be an "editor setting" or override rather, than hoping that each LSP I use supports an insert-only instead of replace-suffix mode; and so I don't have to dig through each new LSP's configuration options to find if/how to enable it. However, that may be a tall order...As an aside--blink is fantastic. It really takes a lot of the rough edges off the built-in and older approaches.
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