While editing multiline using ctrl + d if a right import suggestion is accepted, it will only effect on the first occurrence's spelling.

[MirwaisAkrami]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Not sure

While editing multiline using ctrl + d if a right import suggestion is accepted, it will only affect on the first occurrence's spelling.

• VS Code Version: 1.80.1
• OS Version: Windows 11

Steps to Reproduce:

1. For example, in a file, I have a variable type called UserService and I want to change it to CustomUserService and there are at least two mentions of it, the type.
2. I select both of them using ctrl + d and start typing Customuserservice (Notice the small letter u and s in the name).
   After that I ctrl + . it for suggestions and when I accept the suggestion it will update the spelling of the first occurrence only and will leave the subsequent occurrences just like that.

[ArturoDent]

What command is ctrl + . bound to in the Keyboard Shortcuts editor?

And are the suggestions you are referring to inline suggestions? If so, see #146041

[jrieken]

After that I ctrl + . it for suggestions and when

Please clarify if you mean: code actions, suggestions, or ghost text inline suggestions

[MirwaisAkrami]

Greetings @ArturoDent.
Sorry for the late reply, I was away for some time.
So here is the key bindings configured in my vs code.

And @jrieken, the action is a code suggestion, like you would import an object which you mentioned in your code.

[mjbvz]

For JS/TS there's already a fix all spelling errors code action:

I'm not convinced it's worth supporting multi cursor quick fixes