Cyrus Najmabadi

> but the original client only sees the callstack of the intermediate server when it rethrew the exception. This was also pretty confusing as it made it seem as if...

> What’s the user scenario for having different commit on Ctrl+Space than click\enter\tab? Historical reasons. For example, Roslyn has specific behavior that is configurable by the user for both *VB*...

Note that VB and C# also have different defaults here (again due to historical behavior that these different teams had for decades).

> Do we have special behavior on click or Ctrl+Space? we have different behavior on ctrl-space vs ctrl-j (i.e. commit unique, or bring up completino). > Enter can be detected...

How does one know if the item was inserted due to ctrl-space vs due to normal space?

> What's the user scenario that's on your mind? So Roslyn has the model that you can bring up completion (with something like ctrl-j or ctrl-space). Then, once completion is...

Looking! :)

> My question is whether there is any user scenario, in which the code that handles commit needs to know about how user caused item to get committed (e.g. click...

Another thing to check: Roslyn completion items have the concept of 'absorbing' the typed character or not. i.e. for some characters (like tab) they will eat the character and not...

Greatr. thanks!