Fix for Cmd+Shift+F (Mac ARM)
Fixes the VS Code codebase wide search for Mac ARM users without Rosetta.
Fix for Cmd+K
Patches a few edgecases with Cmd+K.
New inline edits
Cmd+K's UI has been changed: it's in-editor, "sticky," and @-symbol-compatible.
We hope it helps you stay in flow and more quickly iterate on your prompts.
(Also, you can now use up/down arrows for history in chat.)
Also, Cursor's AI will now use popular documentation to improve the answers to your questions. For example, if you ask it "how do I grab all s3 buckets with boto3?" it will search over the boto3 docs to find the answer. To add your own documentation or explicitly reference existing docs, type '@library_name' in chat.
Bug fixes:
- Long code selections no longer brick the editor
- Auto-fixing errors no longer brings up the problems view (in particular, this fixes an annoying bug if you have auto-fix on save turned on)
More fixes
- Better @ symbol keyboard ergonomics
- Fixes a bug where Cmd+K turned off for some users.
- Better support for extensions (specifically re-enables the welcomeView)
Hotfixes
- Chat works if you don't have a folder open again
- Cmd-shift-E to fix an error in chat works again
cursor://deep linking works now, so you should be able to log in to extensions- Autoscrolling works again
- A few cmd-Z bugs for inline diffs have been squashed
- You can now use Run & debug in Cursor again (the toolbar is back)
- Early support for slash commands
- If you're not logged in, we show the popup to log in again
- Cursor is now based on version 1.79.2 of VSCodium, which comes with security updates and minor features