I don't know how it was a few months ago. From what I heard, it would be like you said. It wasn't. It somehow searched my whole code stack and figured out my na

I don't know how it was a few months ago. From what I heard, it would be like you said. It wasn't. It somehow searched my whole code stack and figured out my naming conventions, my preference for quotes (` ' ") in different languages, figured out how I bound variables that were passed JS > JSON > PHP > MySQL or JS > Node and was able to complete data structures that it had no fucking business knowing from the limited structural references it was provided. It was always wrong in every suggestion, but close enough to run. It seemed to even cue in on which version of weird little libraries I was using; for instance in one project that's been stuck in Bootstrap 4.0 Alpha it wrote the right event closures and referenced the right classes even though those are totally deprecated. In another case it identified the version of JQuery 3.2 in a project. When I had to throw an upload dropzone in a spot, it literally wrote the whole thing without me linking Dropzone.js and was within one or two slash-dots of identifying the upload target in an almost totally random new folder I'd created. What kind of usage info it's pulling from every other thing you touch in VSCode is a source of wonder...