@danperks any news on this front?
GitHub copilot in vs code has the same problem. However, the inline editing (ctrl+k) works there, but still not in Cursor.
Maybe vscode fixed something. When did you last catch up with the original fork?
@danperks any news on this front?
GitHub copilot in vs code has the same problem. However, the inline editing (ctrl+k) works there, but still not in Cursor.
Maybe vscode fixed something. When did you last catch up with the original fork?
I got same issues. It works in 2 or 3 versions before. But it doesn’t on every edit apply on large files (>4000 lines). And it often make the code messy if ‘long context’ box is not ticked.
What is a 300k line file doing? that seems not even feasible. Or is it actually a regular thing.. Something like this should be refactored into a ton of modular files.
Same issue but in files more than 1500 lines… it is a big headache…
I’m having the same issue. The tool is failing to edit large files - Has anyone found a working workaround?
The model should be able to use the “find and replace” tool, which should work fine on large files, but the model may have “forgotten” that it’s able to do this.
Are you seeing a specific error when the model tries to do this?
It tries to update the file, but then just says no changes done. And the model continues to say something like “something went wrong while trying to edit the file. Let me try again…”
Using the latest release version, I still experience that clicking Apply on a large file fails. It looks like it is trying to read the whole file and replacing everything (all green) until it finds the actual code to change (half of the time failing or replacing the wrong thing). The occasional time when it allows me to select to apply just to a class or a function, it works very nicely. However, this option seems not to be always available. The best solution would be to have an option to apply to a selection, so I would just click on my block of code, and then hit apply.