IntelliSense trigger key not working

[jjvillavicencio]

the trigger key only works when file is in "lenguaje mode" defined in "Plain text" when select typescript, python and other, not work

[tahabasri]

@jjvillavicencio I think we're confusing 2 use cases here. Do you have TypeScript snippets that are not showing up? Or you want all your snippets to show up no matter the current file language?

[jjvillavicencio]

@jjvillavicencio I think we're confusing 2 use cases here. Do you have TypeScript snippets that are not showing up? Or you want all your snippets to show up no matter the current file language?

Thanks for the answer, some time ago snippets could be used without specifying the language or extension, you could create global snippets, currently it does not support that anymore?

[tahabasri]

@jjvillavicencio nothing is impossible here, we can fix that, what about an option in each snippet to be global (a checkbox). Checking that will show the snippet no matter what file is open. Feel free to suggest a better solution from your perspective.

[jjvillavicencio]

@jjvillavicencio nothing is impossible here, we can fix that, what about an option in each snippet to be global (a checkbox). Checking that will show the snippet no matter what file is open. Feel free to suggest a better solution from your perspective.

Thanks, it is a great idea to configure certain snippets as global, it would be a great help for example I have snippets with comment structures and it would not be efficient to repeat them for each language.

[Susexe]

I can confirm this. I wanted to use them in Markdown files, but had no luck. @tahabasri, could it be fixed?