Auto-completion of Qute tags

[ia3andy]

when using auto-completion of {#if for example, the closing tag is added with wrong indent:

I think it would be better to keep the snippet on one line and let the user decide of the rest.

[ia3andy]

also maybe put the cursor in the if (<> = cursor) {#if <>} and remove the condition placeholder

[angelozerr]

I move this issue to IJ Quarkus since it is a bug in IJ Quarkus. Completion has so many bugs and I'm working on it.

The issue that you report is that;

• IJ LSP cannot support LSP InsertTextMode.AdjustIndentation
• IJ LSP cannot support snippet syntax.

[angelozerr]

@ia3andy before working on your issue I need to work on #787

[ia3andy]

@angelozerr no worries :) just reporting!

[fbricon]

@ia3andy you can try the CI build from https://github.com/redhat-developer/intellij-quarkus/actions/runs/5376642773?pr=954, and overall keep an eye on #954

[angelozerr]

@ia3andy you can try the CI build from https://github.com/redhat-developer/intellij-quarkus/actions/runs/5376642773?pr=954, and overall keep an eye on #954

This build should fix indentation problem but not cursor position. Cursor position will be fixed when I will implement snippet support with completion. The main idea of this fix is to delegate indentation to Qute LS, but it should be better to support InsertTextMode.AdjustIndentation to let indentation process to the IJ LSP client.

[angelozerr]

@angelozerr no worries :) just reporting!

Yes sure! I'm happy to work on issues expected by users:)