@@ -1343,12 +1343,9 @@ namespace ts.Completions {
13431343 }
13441344
13451345 const symbolId = getSymbolId ( symbol ) ;
1346- const existingSymbol = findLast ( symbols , symbol => symbol . id === symbolId ) ;
1347- if ( ! existingSymbol ) {
1348- symbols . push ( symbol ) ;
1349- symbolToOriginInfoMap [ symbolId ] = origin ;
1350- symbolToSortTextMap [ symbolId ] = SortText . AutoImportSuggestions ;
1351- }
1346+ symbols . push ( symbol ) ;
1347+ symbolToOriginInfoMap [ symbolId ] = origin ;
1348+ symbolToSortTextMap [ symbolId ] = SortText . AutoImportSuggestions ;
13521349 } ) ;
13531350 }
13541351 filterGlobalCompletion ( symbols ) ;
@@ -1468,7 +1465,7 @@ namespace ts.Completions {
14681465 }
14691466
14701467 /**
1471- * Gathers symbols that can be imported from other files, deduplicating along the way. Symbols can be “ duplicates”
1468+ * Gathers symbols that can be imported from other files, de-duplicating along the way. Symbols can be " duplicates"
14721469 * if re-exported from another module, e.g. `export { foo } from "./a"`. That syntax creates a fresh symbol, but
14731470 * it’s just an alias to the first, and both have the same name, so we generally want to filter those aliases out,
14741471 * if and only if the the first can be imported (it may be excluded due to package.json filtering in
@@ -1552,7 +1549,7 @@ namespace ts.Completions {
15521549 // Don't add another completion for `export =` of a symbol that's already global.
15531550 // So in `declare namespace foo {} declare module "foo" { export = foo; }`, there will just be the global completion for `foo`.
15541551 if ( resolvedModuleSymbol !== moduleSymbol &&
1555- every ( resolvedModuleSymbol . declarations , d => ! ! d . getSourceFile ( ) . externalModuleIndicator ) ) {
1552+ every ( resolvedModuleSymbol . declarations , d => ! ! d . getSourceFile ( ) . externalModuleIndicator && ! findAncestor ( d , isGlobalScopeAugmentation ) ) ) {
15561553 pushSymbol ( resolvedModuleSymbol , moduleSymbol , /*skipFilter*/ true ) ;
15571554 }
15581555
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