I know that not many people use this type of suggestion, but for me this turned out to be very important. I don't use LSPs yet I work in JVM Ecosystem, therefore there are a lot of imports. I also have to write them. And right now I got to the point where I import stuff faster than IDE can: 2ggimport^X^Lclass^Y^O (usually 2ggimp^X^Lclass^Y^O is enough).
But I am tired of that thing suggesting results from the least relevent:
Screenshot.2025-12-03.at.18.04.25.png (view on web)See? The selected thing is the least relevant. It doesn't even spell import. But if you type ^N^N it will show relevant things:
Screenshot.2025-12-03.at.18.05.28.png (view on web)Interestingly, if I type imp^X^Lo (I triggered suggestions and then added 'o') it starts sorting in the 'right' way. So its at least inconsistent. I don't understand why the default selection is the last one, and then when I type something, it's the top one which is the first.
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