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Okay, after noticing that ST adds a fourth " when typing """ resulting in """" but does not do it for single quotes. (''' remains ''''). It seems that the expected behaviour does occur. It is however odd that when pressing the enter key after the third double quote in """" generates:

def foo(bar):
    """"
    
    [description]
    
    Args:
        bar: [description]
    """

It keeps the four double quotes and does not generate the summary. I'm not sure whether there is a conflict somewhere between my packages. Could you perhaps test whether this is the case with your Sublime Text installation?

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I'd venture a guess that it's parsing the 4th " as the summary line, and automatically replaces that into the snipped segment, leading to the unexpected behavior like you're describing.

At present, this: (where | is the cursor)

def foo():
    """|Testing

Should result in this, where your initial line is preserved:

def foo():
    """Testing

    [description]
    """

As to why it's not working with the single quotes, I think my keymap is only for double quotes. I think this was an effort to enforce adhering to PEP0257, which states to only use triple double quotes.

Lastly about the quad-quote, You might have an additional plugin that is causing that behavior. I'm running pretty bare metal on the python plugins, and i'm not experiencing anything like that. You might try disabling them to try and give a confirmation on that.

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@adambullmer thank you for the swift reply. I wasn't referring to the triple single quotes that wasn't working as I use double quotes for docstrings. I guess I'll have a look at which package causes the troubles.

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