Import auto-import doesn't take into account the current import statement

Bug Report

🔎 Search Terms

• import
• auto-import

💻 Code

Use Visual Studio for the following:

1. In file1.ts, write export zero = 0;
2. In file2.ts, write import ze and notice the completion entry for zero.

🙁 Actual behavior

If the completion entry for zero is selected, the contents in file2.ts will be replaced by:

import { zero } from "./file1.ts";
import z

After discussing the bug with @andrewbranch, he pointed out how this is the correct behavior because the entry that VS is showing corresponds to an auto-import.

🙂 Expected behavior

The auto-import completion entry shouldn't show up if the current line corresponds to an import statement itself (in case the editor doesn't have preferences.includeCompletionsForImportStatements and preferences.includeCompletionsWithInsertText set).

Reproduce the behavior in Visual Studio using file1.ts and file2.ts, with import ze in file2.ts and the stated completion preferences. Inspect the auto-import completion behavior for an import statement; done means the auto-import entry is not shown in that context.