TypeScript: Error in 'getCompletionEntryCodeActionsAndSourceDisplay' during 'completionEntryDetails'
This issue comes from crash dumps in telemetry. We’ve tried to de-duplicate issues on a best-effort basis, comparing the sequence of methods called and the command requested while ignoring line numbers. TypeScript version prefix: 4.4.2 VSCode version: 1.60.0-insider Command requested: completionEntryDetails Hitting sessions: 461 Five line hash: e111ae7aab99366025eef1e0a6d47c30 Stack:
at getCompletionEntryCodeActionsAndSourceDisplay (tsserver.js:126512:22)
at getCompletionEntryDetails (tsserver.js:126468:30)
at getCompletionEntryDetails (tsserver.js:156791:35)
at <anonymous> (tsserver.js:168255:57)
at mapDefined (tsserver.js:616:30)
at Session.getCompletionEntryDetails (tsserver.js:168253:33)
at _a.<computed> (tsserver.js:167080:61)
at <anonymous> (tsserver.js:168873:88)
at Session.executeWithRequestId (tsserver.js:168864:28)
at Session.executeCommand (tsserver.js:168873:33)
at Session.onMessage (tsserver.js:168899:35)
at <anonymous> (tsserver.js:171504:31)
at unknown (suppressed.js:315:20)
at unknown (suppressed.js:337:10)
at unknown (suppressed.js:482:12)
at unknown (suppressed.js:194:10)
at unknown (suppressed.js:315:20)
at unknown (suppressed.js:309:12)
at unknown (suppressed.js:284:9)
at unknown (suppressed.js:223:10)
at unknown (suppressed.js:188:23)
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- State: closed
- Created 3 years ago
- Comments: 33 (10 by maintainers)
This issue reproduced in the following context: TypeScript version prefix: 4.9.5 VSCode version: 1.75.0 Command requested: completionEntryDetails Hitting sessions: 2115 Five line hash: e111ae7aab99366025eef1e0a6d47c30 Stack:
This issue reproduced in the following context: TypeScript version prefix: 4.7.2 VSCode version: 1.68.0-insider Command requested: completionEntryDetails Hitting sessions: 227 Five line hash: e111ae7aab99366025eef1e0a6d47c30 Stack:
You also might want to track #35395 which I’m planning to investigate for 4.8. If you’re migrating away from a library you’re currently using and don’t want to add any more imports from it, that seems like a reasonable case for adding it to a block list.
Got it. Confirmed already fixed in 4.7. Thanks!
I used a separate VSCode window and did
Extensions: Disable All Installed Extensions for This Workspace.Everything is greyed out, so they should be disabled.