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Thank's @RyanCavanaughfor your answer. I understand that it's not your priority but a lot of users from VSCode, typescript.java complains about this missing features compared to Jetbrains.
I know that there are VSCode extension to do that, but it's not clean because there are double TypeScript parsing (one by tsserver and one by the extension). It should be very cool if tsserver provides this feature.
Thanks Mohamed Hegazy (@mhegazy) for your answer. #11768 is a great feature. I'm implementing quickfix support inside Eclipse. I'm very enthousiasm to test it once my implementation will be finished.
Do you think you could use #11768 logic to support auto import with completion?
Do you think you could use #11768 logic to support auto import with completion?
What i meant is the user would get some of the functionality with the quick fix. possibly we can leverage some of the logic later on to support the feature in the OP.
the main issue is that we need to have our completion include some sort of edit ranges, so that accepting the completion would generate multiple changes in the file. which is not that hard to do to be frank, bit it is work.
What i meant is the user would get some of the functionality with the quick fix.
Yes it's already a great improvement.
possibly we can leverage some of the logic later on to support the feature in the OP.
It was the answer that I wished:) Hope one day auto import will be implemented.
the main issue is that we need to have our completion include some sort of edit ranges, so that accepting the completion would generate multiple changes in the file. which is not that hard to do to be frank, bit it is work.
Ok I understand. I though the hard task was about the scan files (to have the best performance), because in this case you must scan about the whole ts files in the project and not only declared files as module (with import, require).
This more than anything else is the biggest hurdle for users to move away from Webstorm.
Note sure why it is not yet listed in the Roadmap as of yet :(
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angelozerr commentedon Oct 26, 2016
Daniel Rosenwasser (@DanielRosenwasser) Mohamed Hegazy (@mhegazy) is there any chance that tsserver could provide this feature? If yes in which RoadMap? Thanks!
RyanCavanaugh commentedon Oct 26, 2016
This would be really complex and is unlikely to be a priority relative to other work for quite a while
angelozerr commentedon Oct 26, 2016
Thank's @RyanCavanaughfor your answer. I understand that it's not your priority but a lot of users from VSCode, typescript.java complains about this missing features compared to Jetbrains.
I know that there are VSCode extension to do that, but it's not clean because there are double TypeScript parsing (one by tsserver and one by the extension). It should be very cool if tsserver provides this feature.
mhegazy commentedon Oct 26, 2016
#11768 would handle part of that, though not through completion but through quick fixes.
angelozerr commentedon Oct 27, 2016
Thanks Mohamed Hegazy (@mhegazy) for your answer. #11768 is a great feature. I'm implementing quickfix support inside Eclipse. I'm very enthousiasm to test it once my implementation will be finished.
Do you think you could use #11768 logic to support auto import with completion?
mhegazy commentedon Oct 27, 2016
What i meant is the user would get some of the functionality with the quick fix. possibly we can leverage some of the logic later on to support the feature in the OP.
the main issue is that we need to have our completion include some sort of edit ranges, so that accepting the completion would generate multiple changes in the file. which is not that hard to do to be frank, bit it is work.
angelozerr commentedon Oct 27, 2016
Thanks again Mohamed Hegazy (@mhegazy) to have taking time to answer me.
Yes it's already a great improvement.
It was the answer that I wished:) Hope one day auto import will be implemented.
Ok I understand. I though the hard task was about the scan files (to have the best performance), because in this case you must scan about the whole ts files in the project and not only declared files as module (with import, require).
waderyan commentedon Nov 7, 2016
Feedback from VS Code users - microsoft/vscode#818
angelozerr commentedon Nov 29, 2016
Mohamed Hegazy (@mhegazy) I'm sorry to insist with this feature, but is there an chance that auto import could be added inside RoadMap https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Roadmap ?
mhegazy commentedon Nov 29, 2016
We are planning the next release now. should have more information about what we can take on soon.
angelozerr commentedon Nov 30, 2016
Thank's Mohamed Hegazy (@mhegazy)!
prog110 commentedon Dec 15, 2016
This more than anything else is the biggest hurdle for users to move away from Webstorm.
Note sure why it is not yet listed in the Roadmap as of yet :(
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mhegazy commentedon Oct 17, 2017
Fixed by #19069