Hey there!
I love the cursor auto-complete, but I often find that it suggests completions for functions that don’t exist. Take this screenshot as an example:
It is suggesting that I use the function get_user_with_uuid when that function doesn’t exist. Not only does it not exist, the function I actually want is get_user_with_property.
Notice that the function I want is currently highlighted in the VS Code suggestion, and the cursor auto-complete is suggesting something wrong. When I press tab, the cursor auto-complete is prioritized over the real option, and it types: get_user_with_uuid(uuid).
I often catch myself needing to click on a VS Code suggestion instead of pressing tab because cursor is suggesting something wrong, and it has higher priority for tab.
Maybe there’s a way to add the existing options to the auto-complete context with higher weight? Maybe there’s a way to prioritize the existing options on tab? I don’t know what the solution is, but it’s annoying to press tab when the correct option is highlighted, only to have something different written.