Blink prefers sys/types.h types over stdint.h types

[janhampe]

Even when stdint.h is included and sys/types.h is not, blink still wants to complete e.g. "uin" to "u_int", "u_int16_t", "u_int64_t", etc. before suggesting "uint32_t" etc. I am using a kickstart.nvim configuration with no changes in the LSP or blink.cmp section besides enabling more LSPs, meaning for .c files the clangd LSP should be used. You can also find it on my profile.
I don't know why blink.cmp has these preferences, but I would like to change them, especially when only one of the headers is included.

[Saghen]

This is unfortunately a side effect of the current scoring from the fuzzy matcher. You can follow Saghen/frizbee#34 which should remedy it

[janhampe]

Thank you!
That's a bit annoying, but good think a fix is already in the pipe.

[avario-cpu]

@Saghen I did not understand the original question but this is the same reason why:
mas = Marks < Mason and
luals = blink-cmp-introduction-special-thanks < lua_ls
, right ?

Edit: I found out that a lot of the inintuitive sorting of such results can be fixed with

    sorts = {
      "exact",
      "score",
      "sort_text",
      function(a, b)
        return #a.label < #b.label
      end,
    },

making shorter matches rank first, probably needs further config in some cases

Edit: looks like this messes up LSP suggestion quite a bit despite being below sort_text tho