Why is autocompletion deeming `equals` and more generic stuff more relevant that the bold `withEleme...

# intellij

[louiscad]

Why is autocompletion deeming equals and more generic stuff more relevant that the bold withElementForKey member function?
Here's the type I'm invoking autocomplete on:

interface RequestSharer<K, E> {

    suspend fun <R> withElementForKey(
        key: K,
        block: suspend (E) -> R
    ): R

    companion object { … }
}

AS Koala 2024.1.1 Patch 1

[louiscad]

Also, I don't understand why it's showing autocompletion for create which is in the companion object. The suggestion would never compile.

[Edoardo Luppi]

Might be the ML completion screwing up results?

[louiscad]

I have it off for Kotlin

[Daniel Pitts]

Are you in a suspend function? when trying to call it?

[louiscad]

Yes I was, and even if I wasn't, it's often possible to make the calling context suspend

[Edoardo Luppi]

Did you find a solution in the end?

[louiscad]

The bug is probably still there. I wrote my code anyway, despite autocomplete being bad.