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Describe the bug
When on the first character of a function argument for which the language extension provides a type hint, the cursor positions itself on the type hint rather than the actual first character. See screen capture below with a Javascript example.
To Reproduce
click on the second character of an argument name
Hit 'h' to move the cursor by one character left
Voilà...
Expected behavior
The cursor should position itself on the first character of the argument name, not on the type hint (herebelow on the "m" of "msg", not on the "e" of the "error:" type hint)
Screenshots
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Describe the bug
When on the first character of a function argument for which the language extension provides a type hint, the cursor positions itself on the type hint rather than the actual first character. See screen capture below with a Javascript example.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The cursor should position itself on the first character of the argument name, not on the type hint (herebelow on the "m" of "msg", not on the "e" of the "error:" type hint)
Screenshots
Environment (please complete the following information):
Additional context
ESLint extension from Microsoft v2.2.2, which provides the type hints.
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