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Description
Hey, over the past few years with Atom I've always discovered this bug but never eally had the motivation to do something about it. In the past few weeks I tried to fix it but havent really found a solution so I mad a gif and wanted to show you.
Basically im writing my code like usual, for example I write dis, then I press enter so Atom auto completes it to display: then I write for example fl for flex behind it.
But this does not always work. >>>
In the given example you can see that with justify-content it does not autocomplete the space-between, it just brings me to a new line.
Note that this is not an issue with justify-content itself, this also happens with color, display, or whatever.
If you write continously code it is really annoying.
Someone had similiar issues?
My mates who also use Atom at least have this issue as well. We usually always use enter to autocomplete the code, not tab.
We couldn't reproduce it in safe mode.
Reproduces how often: About 60% to 70% of the time.
Since this doesn't reproduce in safe mode, it's likely that a community package is causing the issue. It may be that there is still a bug in Atom but if so, we'll need the maintainer of the package that is causing the problem to help track that down. You should file this issue on their repository so they can either fix the problem or tell us where the problem is coming from.
To figure out which package is causing the issue, you can disable all community packages and enable them one-by-one until you see the behavior again or you could try package-cop which some people have found helpful. Once you've determined what package is causing the problem, The Atom FAQ has information on how to contact the maintainers of any Atom community package or theme so you can file this issue there.
I have this issue as well. I see that it was moved to the specific Linter package, but I have a different linter and I have the exact same results as the OP.
My apologies, I now realize that the two links are related... One is the main package and the other is an extension for that package. Though Linter was disabled in my packages but the extension was not, so I am not sure if the linter was even working now... Either way Linting and Autocomplete are clashing.
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@lkdvc commented on Aug 24, 2018, 3:01 PM UTC:
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Description
Hey, over the past few years with Atom I've always discovered this bug but never eally had the motivation to do something about it. In the past few weeks I tried to fix it but havent really found a solution so I mad a gif and wanted to show you.
Basically im writing my code like usual, for example I write
dis
, then I press enter so Atom auto completes it todisplay:
then I write for examplefl
forflex
behind it.But this does not always work. >>>
In the given example you can see that with
justify-content
it does not autocomplete thespace-between
, it just brings me to a new line.Note that this is not an issue with
justify-content
itself, this also happens withcolor
,display
, or whatever.If you write continously code it is really annoying.
Someone had similiar issues?
My mates who also use Atom at least have this issue as well. We usually always use enter to autocomplete the code, not tab.
We couldn't reproduce it in safe mode.
Reproduces how often: About 60% to 70% of the time.
Versions
Atom : 1.29.0
Electron: 2.0.5
Chrome : 61.0.3163.100
Node : 8.9.3
apm 1.19.0
npm 3.10.10
node 6.9.5 x64
atom 1.29.0
python
git 2.18.0.windows.1
visual studio 2015
Built-in
Community
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This issue was moved by rsese from atom/atom#17921.
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