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when set "python.autoComplete.addBrackets": true, in the auto-completed brackets, the IntelliSense didn't work #990

@DonJayamanne

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@Loovelj commented on Mon Dec 10 2018

Environment data

  • VS Code version: 1.29
  • Extension version (available under the Extensions sidebar): 2018.11.0
  • OS and version: win10
  • Python version (& distribution if applicable, e.g. Anaconda): 3.6.5
  • Type of virtual environment used (N/A | venv | virtualenv | conda | ...): XXX
  • Relevant/affected Python packages and their versions: XXX

Expected behaviour

so I want it like pycharm ,like
pycharm

Actual behaviour

1._20181210151441
when I "pri"+Tab, it's addBrackets
then I want print the day,
the 'day' likes a string, the IntelliSense didn't work ,


@d3r3kk commented on Tue Jan 15 2019

I can repro this with "python.jediEnabled": true in my settings.json file. However, when I enable the Microsoft Python Language Server, the issue is resolved.

Workaround: Enable the Microsoft Python Language Server by setting "python.jediEnabled": false in your settings.json file. (See #3977 to find out how to get the latest stable version).


@Loovelj commented on Fri Mar 29 2019

I can repro this with "python.jediEnabled": true in my settings.json file. However, when I enable the Microsoft Python Language Server, the issue is resolved.

Workaround: Enable the Microsoft Python Language Server by setting "python.jediEnabled": false in your settings.json file. (See #3977 to find out how to get the latest stable version).

thanks, I tried set "python.jediEnabled": false, but the auto-completed brackets didn't work now, now the version is 1.33


@scottlovejoy3687 commented on Fri Mar 29 2019

I can repro this with "python.jediEnabled": true in my settings.json file. However, when I enable the Microsoft Python Language Server, the issue is resolved.
Workaround: Enable the Microsoft Python Language Server by setting "python.jediEnabled": false in your settings.json file. (See #3977 to find out how to get the latest stable version).

thanks, I tried set "python.jediEnabled": false, but the auto-completed brackets didn't work now, now the version is 1.33

I also get the issue with the auto-completed brackets when I disable Jedi.


@hackershi commented on Thu Apr 11 2019

The problem still remains

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