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IntelliSense is disabled by default in new release. #71778

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xinkule opened this issue Apr 5, 2019 · 11 comments
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IntelliSense is disabled by default in new release. #71778

xinkule opened this issue Apr 5, 2019 · 11 comments
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@xinkule
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xinkule commented Apr 5, 2019

  • VSCode Version: 1.33.0
  • OS Version: macOS Mojave 10.14.4

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. install new version vscode and restart

Today when I installed the new version of vscode and restarted, I found out that the quick suggestion doesn't work anymore. So I tried restarting vscode and my computer, neither of these attempts worked.

I don't know if others run into the same problem, but I guess this behavior is disabled by default in the new release ? If so, I think it's really upset when you open your code, and find out what used to work doesn't work anymore.

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

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@kanitsharma
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I am facing similar issues after the update, for me even go to definition isn't working. I tried updating my settings as you suggested, still not working. :(

@xinkule
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xinkule commented Apr 5, 2019

I am facing similar issues after the update, for me even go to definition isn't working. I tried updating my settings as you suggested, still not working. :(

The setting doesn't work for me anymore, so I edited it... The same goes for 'go to definition', when I hover on the variable, I can see the loading text, so I guess there is something going wrong with whatever connection it is.

@kanitsharma
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CPU spiking to 100%
#71760 (comment)
I think issue with ts-server

@AndreevskiAleksandar
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I can see the loading text also, but no autocompletion or go to definition also. The CPU does not have spikes. It is just endlessly stuck on loading... I am on MacOS Mojave 10.14.2

@clapertosa
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clapertosa commented Apr 5, 2019

Same CPU heavy load and IntelliSense not working on Linux.

@AndreevskiAleksandar
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The CPU spikes go up when the files validate the syntax. Example: I ll not close a bracket, and the line is underlined in red as it should, but when I close it, it takes up to 30-60 seconds to remove the syntax error and the CPU load goes up.

@george-maged
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I am having the same Issue on windows 10 after I updated VS code. I get loading text when I hit control + space and the suggestions come after a minute or so.

@pedromarquesm
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pedromarquesm commented Apr 5, 2019

same problem here. changed

update.mode

to manual, and downgraded to 1.32.3.
Downgrade solved my problem

@cpwinn
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cpwinn commented Apr 5, 2019

same problem here. changed

update.mode

to manual, and downgraded to 1.32.3.
Downgrade solved my problem

Same for me. Here is the 1.32.3 installer: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_32

@pedromarquesm
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pedromarquesm commented Apr 5, 2019

I actually found what was causing all this issues.
This new version set the Typescript version to be used, as the default of VS Code, instead of the version inside the project/workspace.
So, all of a sudden, vs code forced typescript version 3.4.1
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access that selection. by clicking on the version , besides "Prettier" (that is enabled when .ts files are open):
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mjbvz commented Apr 5, 2019

Duplicate of #71751

See #71751 (comment) for possible workarounds

If that doesn't solve the issue for you, please open a new issue

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