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Copilot in vs code is kind of lackluster and really missing the sort of polish you’d expect from a company like Microsoft
by user4673568345 1y ago
Copilot in vs code is kind of lackluster and really missing the sort of polish you’d expect from a company like Microsoft
- DidYaWipe 1y agoUSED to expect from Microsoft. Have you even used any of their products lately? Where "lately" = the last 15 years...
- koolala 1y agoNow I expect out-right malicious corruption.
- Smar 1y agoThat sounds about right.
- TiredOfLife 1y agoWhere "lately" = the last 50 years
- jacooper 1y agoEven after agent mode was added? My experience with it has been great, haven't tried gemini CLI or cline yet but I don't think they are going to be much better
- BugsJustFindMe 1y agoMy repeated experience with agent mode in vscode is that it constantly claims to have made changes that it never made, and no amount of prompting and reminding and nagging seems to fix it.
- jacooper 1y agoWith which model? It's very reliable for me.
- BugsJustFindMe 1y agoIt seems implausible that this would be a model issue vs a local software failing to edit documents issue.
- idrios 1y agoNot sure what polish you're looking for but it's been great for me. Smart autocomplete algorithm and good chatbot that acts like a personalized Google / stack overflow. It's not good enough to vibe code full products or debug hard issues, but that's just limitations of AI. Also it's all Microsoft, they made both the AI and the editor. I appreciate that they don't do anything extra in the editor to favor their own extensions.