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The previously suggested #1469 was closed without merging, so it does not establish a fix for this issue.
Current pipeline completion still examines the first nonempty line of the selected expression and stops if that line is only (. The parenthesized-pipeline case remains unhandled.
The problem is that autocompletion works correctly when the code is not wrapped in parentheses, but stops working as soon as I wrap the expression in parentheses.
For example, autocompletion works here:
raw %>% select()
But it doesn't work here:
(
raw %>% select()
)
In the second case, column name suggestions no longer appear inside select().
I frequently wrap my pipelines in parentheses for debugging purposes, so this is quite inconvenient.
Let me know if you need any additional information!
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ElianHugh commentedon Mar 2, 2024
I think(?) this would be fixed by #1469
renkun-ken commentedon Oct 6, 2026
The previously suggested #1469 was closed without merging, so it does not establish a fix for this issue.
Current pipeline completion still examines the first nonempty line of the selected expression and stops if that line is only
(. The parenthesized-pipeline case remains unhandled.Keeping this open.
ThomasSoeiro commentedon Oct 23, 2026
@renkun-ken Maybe I am missing something, but I cannot reproduce with vscode-R 3.2.0. Has a fix been merged?
BoudSTER commentedon Oct 24, 2026
Hi,
Thanks for looking into this issue!
The problem is that autocompletion works correctly when the code is not wrapped in parentheses, but stops working as soon as I wrap the expression in parentheses.
For example, autocompletion works here:
But it doesn't work here:
In the second case, column name suggestions no longer appear inside
select().I frequently wrap my pipelines in parentheses for debugging purposes, so this is quite inconvenient.
Let me know if you need any additional information!
Thanks!
ThomasSoeiro commentedon Oct 24, 2026
@BoudSTER Thanks for providing more information. I can reproduce with vscode-r 3.2.0: