I'm going crazy trying to figure out how to turn off a particular suggestion, or hint, or whatever MS calls it when I'm editing a python file.
If I'm typing 'None' into a file, a popup appears after the letter 'e' with a suggestion of 'NotImplemented'. Since I am a fast typist, invariably, I'll hit Enter which, rather than accepting my text and opening a new line, will replace None with the suggested NotImplemented. This means I have to stop typing, select the incorrect string and retype None, carefully remembering to add an additional space or hit escape. This has become very frustrating and a waste of time.
How do I completely remove this "feature" so I don't have to mess with it again? I've already disabled just about every editor.suggest and editor.parameterHint I can find.
I'm not sure what settings you tried, but I went to File -> Preferences -> Settings -> Text Editor -> Suggestions
and changed Accept Suggestion On Enter
to Off
and that turned this off for me.
Then to make the suggestions dropdown disappear completely, go to Quick Suggestions
just below and set everything to off
.