[Bug?] private members are being listed in auto-completion.

[Unknown6656]

I noticed a potential bug occurring when developing code generators: The intellisense auto-complete would enumerate private (and compiler-generated) members in the list of possible completions, .e.g. the private nested class <>c:

I tried to replicate that with a minimal working sample and got the same behaviour:

Now my question is simply the following:

Is that intentional or is that a bug?

It kinda feels "illegal", as the private nested class is not accessible:

error CS0122: 'C.B' is inaccessible due to its protection level

[CyrusNajmabadi]

What tool are you using. That doesn't really look like VS.

[Unknown6656]

I'm using VS2022 (17.9.0 Preview 2.0) in the screenshot above. I had to blur out the name of the method due to confidentiality reasons. The second screenshot was taken in the current version of sharplab.io

[CyrusNajmabadi]

can you supply a repro? I can't repro this myself. Sharplab is different here. Thanks!

[sharwell]

Here's a better repro:
https://sharplab.io/#v2:EYLgtghglgdgNAExAagD4HtgCsCmBjAFwAIAPIgXiJgFcAbWgbgFgAoYddWo4C0oqAM5EAwgyIB6cQB4AtHKIAHWhDw4iBABZq81AE4D0uohABmBHEeHGYCRbpwChAOlasAAgGYibgEwiiAN6sRCF2UABuEObefgBCgUQAvqyJQA

[CyrusNajmabadi]

Sam, do you have a repro where <>c shows up?

[CyrusNajmabadi]

Fixed with #71489.

[Unknown6656]

thank you very much for the speedy bug fix :)