AppCode annoyances

I'm a big AppCode fan, and I love all the features and the responsive development team.  However, I've noticed over the past several months a number of things which seem annoying and inconvenient, and I wanted to know if these are bugs, feature requests, intentional implementations, or things that can be worked around currently.  If these are bugs or feature requests, I will open tickets for them, but I'm hoping that maybe there are settings or fixes already in place for some or all of these issues:

1) When I use code completion on an object, AppCode shows me methods and properties from unimported categories.  If I select one of these options, the category will be automatically imported at the top of my .m file.  This is great!  However, if I did not use code completion and type in or copy and paste a call to a method or property from an unimported category, AppCode highlights it as an error, but does not offer to fix it for me by importing the needed category header with Alt+Enter.  Since AppCode will allow me to Alt+Enter to import missing class definitions, and since AppCode is clearly aware of methods in unimported categories anyway, why can't it just fix this for me?

Example:

-(void)doSomething
{
     MyClass *myObject = [[MyClass alloc] init];
     [myObject someUnimportedCategoryMethod]; //AppCode highlights this as an error, but does not offer to fix it by importing the category header
}

2) If I need to message or alloc/init an object within a parameter, code completion does not work.  Code completion works with properties and dot syntax, but not with method calls or anything that involves a space.

Screen shot:


3) Related to the above, if I manually type in a method call within a parameter, autobracketing doesn't work.  Typing the "]" closing bracket after the method name will either do nothing, or add a bracket at the very beginning of the statement, rather than in front of the object being messaged (which is how autobracketing usually works).

Screen shot:

^ note that the opening bracket "[" was auto-added in front of "myString", instead of in front of "NSString" when I added a closing bracket after the call to "stringWithFormat".


4) When using the generally excellent merge / diff tool in AppCode, if I have a merge conflict with 100 changed or conflicting lines, and I accept all non-conflicting changes or resolve conflicts manually, using the up and down arrow icons to go to the next / previous conflict will jump to the location of every accepted change and / or resolved conflict, instead of just the remaining ones.  I have had project file conflicts that involve hundreds of changed lines, and after I accept all non-conflicting changes, there might be 2 conflicts remaining.  There doesn't seem to be any way to jump to just those remaining conflicts, but instead I have to either jump one by one through ALL changes, including accepted, non-conflicting changes (hundreds of clicks), or I have to scroll through thousands of lines of code and try not to miss the remaining conflict as it rolls by in the window (like finding a needle in a haystack sometimes).  Am I missing something and is there a better way to do this?

Thanks!