I am trying to disable a VS Code pop-up whenever I hit a quotes key (either ' or ", either open or closing). A screenshot is attached of the pop-up. I've been googling my heart out for this but can't seem to find what is driving this behaviour.
Things I've tried:
- Set
"editor.parameterHints.enabled":falseto prevent annoying popups when I enter a function. - Set
"editor.quickSuggestions": {"other": false, "comments": false, "strings": false} - Set
"editor.snippetSuggestions": "none"just in case that was doing anything
The same behaviour is not replicated in a new workbook before running any cells, nor in a blank .py file. Files in the same directory are listed, which makes me think that at least part of the popup is coming from the file list. But the others really don't seem meaningful to me.
It ends up costing me a fairly large amount of keystrokes hitting esc every time, or going back to correct errors when I hit tab or enter before escaping. And is also just generally annoying. Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: The list of extensions I am currently working with excluding themes. I have turned of all except those necessary for Jupyter Notebooks and still get the same behaviour:
adam-watters.vscode-color-pickAndersEAndersen.html-class-suggestionschristian-kohler.path-intellisenseformulahendry.auto-close-tagformulahendry.auto-rename-taghediet.vscode-drawio kiteco.kitems-python.pythonms-python.vscode-pylancems-toolsai.jupyterms-toolsai.jupyter-keymapms-toolsai.jupyter-renderersms-vscode-remote.remote-wslnjpwerner.autodocstringritwickdey.LiveServerShan.code-settings-syncstreetsidesoftware.code-spell-checkerWakaTime.vscode-wakatimewmaurer.change-case
