VSF_TYPE_MARKDOWNDeclaring two local functions with classes (structs, others?) as parameters results in intellisense suggesting that the parameters in the second function have a different name, even though there is no reason it cannot use the same name.

class Test
{
	void function()
	{
		void LocalFunction1(Test test) //intellisense will suggest test
		{ }

void LocalFunction2(Test test1) //intellisense will suggest test1 instead of test
		{ }
	}
}

The same behaviour can be observed for classes with more complex names

class TestClass
{
	void function()
	{

void LocalFunction1(TestClass testClass) //intellisense will suggest testClass
		{ }

void LocalFunction2(TestClass test) //intellisense will suggest test instead of testClass
		{ }
	}
}

May be related #31304

This issue has been moved from https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/569267/two-local-functions-with-same-parmater-offer-uniqu.html
VSTS ticketId: 893063
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