In html page typing > pops up snp:html5-builerplate suggestion. Can't find and remove it.

[jaseiffert]

I'm doing flask with python and in my HTML templates every time I enter the greater than sign > this suggestion pops up snp:HTML5-Boilerplate.

I had a boilerplate extension and remove that and actually deleted the folder. This is coming from somewhere else.

Here is a picture so you can see exactly what I'm getting. I believe I pressed ctrl-shift to get this to pop up.

Any help would be most appreciated as It pops up every time I enter > even at the end of a html tag which is a real problem when working in a HTML file.

The code it enters is exactly like the boilerplate extension so I have no clue where it's getting that because I deleted the files and checked every snippet, even the ones that didn't apply to html
Boilerplate extension is here:
https://github.com/sidthesloth92/vsc_html5_boilerplate/blob/master/snippets/html.json

Thanks,

Jeffery

[jaseiffert]

I finally found it. I was using Snippets v2.2.1 by Taha BASRI and at some point I added the boilerplate, maybe by accident to the Command Palette. After hours of searching for text in files I finally found it in state.vscdb which seems to be a VSCode sync file that is actually a sqlite3 database file. Found a GUI SQLite browser and found the entry which let me to the Snippets extension which showed me how to get to the snippets it makes and deleted the HTML5-Boilerplate snippet and another snippet that was just junk named hello.

So no more snippet popup when I type the greater than sign >

That was really giving me a lot of stress editing HTML files. Probably my fault trying out the Extension.

Not the fault of Snippets, user error.

Hopefully this may help someone that finds themselves in a similar situation.

Thanks,

Jeffery