Dev Containers
Dev containers are now supported! This build also:
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Upgrades Cursor to VS Code 1.85, which comes with support for dragging out tabs into a new window.
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Improves the stability of WSL.
Changelog
Dev containers are now supported! This build also:
Upgrades Cursor to VS Code 1.85, which comes with support for dragging out tabs into a new window.
Improves the stability of WSL.
Hold down command, press and release shift, and continue holding down command. This will trigger tha AI to rewrite code around your Cursor — you can think of it as a manually triggered GPT-4-powered Copilot++. You can use it to write pseudocode and have the AI correct it, or for tedious refactors where Copilot++ doesn't quite suffice.
You can now use chat and cmd-k in the aux window without too many problems.
Cursor is now based on VS Code 1.85.1, which, among other things, includes floating editor windows. Just drag and drop an editor onto your desktop to try it out.
You can now run multiple Command-K's in parallel! Also, it should now be easier to see change Copilot++ is suggesting.
Changelog
Dev containers are now supported! This build also:
Upgrades Cursor to VS Code 1.85, which comes with support for dragging out tabs into a new window.
Improves the stability of WSL.
Hold down command, press and release shift, and continue holding down command. This will trigger tha AI to rewrite code around your Cursor — you can think of it as a manually triggered GPT-4-powered Copilot++. You can use it to write pseudocode and have the AI correct it, or for tedious refactors where Copilot++ doesn't quite suffice.
You can now use chat and cmd-k in the aux window without too many problems.
Cursor is now based on VS Code 1.85.1, which, among other things, includes floating editor windows. Just drag and drop an editor onto your desktop to try it out.
You can now run multiple Command-K's in parallel! Also, it should now be easier to see change Copilot++ is suggesting.