Is it possible to enable JS object intellisense in prototype accessors in Visual Studio Code?

Question

When creating a JS object and defining some accessors, I found that I couldn't get the intellisense after this.

Example code :

function Obj(foo) {
    this.foo = foo;
}

Obj.prototype = {
    get bar() {
        return this.// No intellisense here
    },
    set bar(val) {
        this.foo = val
    }
};

But creating a method with Obj.prototype.test = function () {...} will get me the intellisense.

Is there any way to replicate the same lexical analysis for this case with the user settings, or is it an actual flaw / bug ?

Edit: here is an image of what VSCode shows :

As you can see, it only shows previously used words, and nothing else.

Edit (03/04/2019): After trying again today, with v1.32.2, I noticed VSCode is able to suggest the bar property, but still not foo. So something was improved, but my issue not solved.

Answer 1

Microsoft recommends restarting VS to see if it helps. Or you could be missing type declarations if this happens with other libraries besides objects.

There's a link here that has some troubleshooting tips that you can follow.

There's a more specific link here that deals with JavaScript in Code.

Also, Code might not show it because there already is something showing up related to it. It sees that it already showed foo. Try renaming it and see if that helps