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Really enjoying using blink.cmp, and thanks for all the awesome work on this!
My Issue
I have 2 snippets for .css files, both using the "td" prefix.
One is coming from friendly-snippets, and the other from my custom nvim/snippets directory.
However, when I edit a .css file, and type this prefix, I only see the snippet from friendly-snippets displayed, and not my custom one.
If I change the prefix to something else, like tdd instead of td, then I can see it listed:
I guess I'm used to how nvim-cmp and LuaSnip handled snippets with the same prefix/trigger and would display both as options instead of one, and I think that similar functionality would be desirable in blink.cmp as well.
Really enjoying using
blink.cmp
, and thanks for all the awesome work on this!My Issue
I have 2 snippets for
.css
files, both using the "td" prefix.One is coming from
friendly-snippets
, and the other from my customnvim/snippets
directory.However, when I edit a
.css
file, and type this prefix, I only see the snippet fromfriendly-snippets
displayed, and not my custom one.If I change the prefix to something else, like
tdd
instead oftd
, then I can see it listed:I guess I'm used to how
nvim-cmp
andLuaSnip
handled snippets with the same prefix/trigger and would display both as options instead of one, and I think that similar functionality would be desirable inblink.cmp
as well.Additional Context
nvim/snippets/package.json
:nvim/snippets/css.json
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