Show autocompletion as soon as "@" is typed #13945
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In order to show the autocompletion it was needed to type at least another character after "@", so only the mentions that matched that character were shown. Now the autocompletion is shown as soon as "@" is typed, which shows all the possible mentions. Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
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/backport to stable15 |
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Yes!
I ran into this as well recently.
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backport to stable15 in #13961 |
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For consistency with Talk, as suggested by @nickvergessen
In order to show the autocompletion it was needed to type at least another character after "@", so only the mentions that matched that character were shown. Now the autocompletion is shown as soon as "@" is typed, which shows all the possible mentions.