@jlelong Sure, I got your back! Thank really much for the commit in Christmas haha 😄

I can catch up with updated extention once released and test it out. Also, I can provide three .bib files I used if helpful. Please feel free to let me know if there is anything else I can help.

BTW as an glossaries-extra user, from my point of view, "everything else from @entry" could be better described by abbreviation, but not acronym.

Merry Chrismas @jlelong @LeoJhonSong and everyone!

Yeah the implementation looks quite good to me. I think it's fine to duplicate these functions, who knows if they may diverge or not later. Feel free to merge when you think good!

@LeoJhonSong It would definitely be helpful if you could share a real life .bib file.

Following your remark, I have googled for an explanation on the difference between abbreviation and acronym and came up with https://tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/6516/the-acronyms-and-abbreviations-tags. I am afraid it is not crystal clear but in any case, it seems equivalent from the intellisense point of view :

• Entries defined by \newglossaryentry, \provideglossaryentry, \longnewglossaryentry or \longprovideglossaryentry are considered as glossary entries.
• Entries defined by \newacronym, \newabbreviation or \newabbr are considered as acronyms (or non glossary entries). These entries are only considered for intellisense completion of commands starting with \ac.

Let me know if the above approach complies with the typical usage of the glossaries and glossaries-extra packages.

I have finally decided to factorize the recursive computation of included .bib files between citation.ts and glossary.ts. Meanwhile, I discovered that a very similar function was already implemented in cache.ts. We had getIncludedBib in cache.ts and getIncludedBibs in citation.ts. This is now fixed.

@LeoJhonSong You can try the new feature by installing the extension zipped in
https://github.com/James-Yu/LaTeX-Workshop/actions/runs/12504011737/artifacts/2363328704
I am waiting for your feedback before proceeding with the merge.

@jlelong Sure thing! Here comes symbols.bib, abbreviations.bib and Notations.bib.

I will download and try the extension now😄

I have finally decided to factorize the recursive computation of included .bib files between citation.ts and glossary.ts. Meanwhile, I discovered that a very similar function was already implemented in cache.ts. We had getIncludedBib in cache.ts and getIncludedBibs in citation.ts. This is now fixed.

@LeoJhonSong You try the new feature by installing the extension zipped in https://github.com/James-Yu/LaTeX-Workshop/actions/runs/12504011737/artifacts/2363328704 I am waiting for your feedback before proceeding with the merge.

Cool, the intellisence works perfectly for me! LGTM @jlelong