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Does it really work wonderfully for you? I am often times shocked by how it just can't guess the most obvious completions. Then I jump into VSCode to sanity che
by pooriar 3y ago
Does it really work wonderfully for you? I am often times shocked by how it just can't guess the most obvious completions. Then I jump into VSCode to sanity check, and it works fine there.
Talking about tpope's official neovim plugin
- buf 3y agoJust tagging in for comment OP. Copilot really does work wonderfully for me, as expected with any AI code completion. I run copilot and coc.vim simultaneously, to be noted. So when I just want to autocomplete a word, it'll be coc.vim, but when I want a whole line/method/etc built I'll let copilot be my copilot.
- w0m 3y agoIt's not perfect, but it's still generally valuable. I do still bounce between VSCode/NeoVim (depending how often my current task will need a stable debugger vs how often i need better neovim code search), so I see how the VSCode implementation is better; but I still prefer to live in neovim as much as possible.