Autocompletion suggests default constructor instead of class name

Try typing this piece of code:

namespace my_ns {
template< typename T >
class my_type1
{
public:
	my_type1() = default;
};
}

class my_type2 :
	public my_ns::my_

While typing the last line, pay attention to the autocompletion suggestion QtCreator presents. In my case, the autocompletion list includes my_type1 (the default constructor), my_type1 (the class name), my_ns and my_type2. The default constructor entry is the first in the list and selected by default, so pressing Enter completes the code incorrectly:

class my_type2 :
	public my_ns::my_type1()

I noticed that the default constructor entry is not present if my_type1 is not in my_ns but in the global namespace (i.e. when you're typing "public my_" in the last line).

This kind of problem is present not only when typing base classes, but also in other contexts that trigger autocompletion.

I would prefer if constructors were not present in the autocompletion list. At least, not when a type name is expected. Or at all, if detecting the current context is not possible. Note that autocompleting to the class name is also fitting in contexts where a constructor name is expected.