BUG: <query> element for tree-sitter based Completion Sets when using injection.scm

[the3emran (Emran Ramezan)]

Hi,

I believe there is a bug with <query> inside the XML based completions

• Here is the link to the extension: Laravel Suite (not up to date)
• Here is the link to the Github which is the most up to date version

Consider the following:

tree-sitter cli parse result

• I have the following code:

@if(parameter)
    @el
@endif

When you parse you will get the following:

(blade [0, 0] - [2, 6]
  (conditional [0, 0] - [2, 6]
    (directive_start [0, 0] - [0, 3])
    (parameter [0, 4] - [0, 13])
    (php [1, 4] - [2, 0])
    (directive_end [2, 0] - [2, 6])))

Injection.scm

((php) @injection.content
    (#set! injection.combined)
    (#set! injection.language php))

<provider> element

    <provider name="blade.conditional">
        <syntax>blade</syntax>
        <syntax>html</syntax>
        <expression>@[a-zA-Z0-9-]*</expression>
        <exclude-selector>comment, attribute</exclude-selector>
        <trigger>@</trigger>
        <query>

            (conditional
                (directive_start) @provider.start
                (directive_end) @provider.end
            )

        </query>
        <set>blade.conditional.keywords</set>
    </provider>

The Bug :

1. To start with, let us say I write a wrong query that does not point to a correct node, or I made a mistake and there was an error. The expected outcome should be that the Completion Set NOT to show anywhere. Yet if there is a problem, Nova seem to just show the set anywhere in the document.

2. If I comment out the injection.scm everything works as expected.

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• If I turn on the injection things will go unexpected, the completion set (else|esleif) will show everywhere in the document not even respecting the query written.

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• Following is the inspectors result, as you can see the injected html is inside the (conditional) so my query should work?

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Things I have tried:

• Removing (#set! injection.combined)
• Using <query> (conditional) </query> (this is also correct and works when injection is turned off)
• using @provider.subtree

Thanks
Emran