Autocomplete Suggestions for Jupyter Notebook Not Rendering Properly in Cursor on Mac

Description:
When using Cursor on a Mac to edit and run a Jupyter notebook via SSH, autocomplete suggestions are not rendering correctly. Only the top half of the suggestion lines are visible as shown in the attached image.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Open Cursor on a Mac.
  2. Connect to a Jupyter notebook via SSH.
  3. Attempt to use autocomplete suggestions while editing code.

Expected Behavior:
Autocomplete suggestions should display fully and clearly.

Observed Behavior:
Only the top half of each autocomplete suggestion line is visible.

Troubleshooting Steps Taken:

  • Deleted settings JSON.
  • Uninstalled and reinstalled Cursor.
  • Verified that the issue persists after these actions.

Impact:
This bug significantly impacts productivity by reducing the usefulness of the autocomplete feature in Cursor.

Hi @kkotzen

Yeah, we know about this issue, a fix is on the way. Thanks for sharing.

Just want to check whether your issues have been solved or not?
I encountered the same issues and it occurred randomly, sometimes it can work but may got in trouble when you switch desktop window.

Hey, we think we have a fix for this bug in particular already, but I’ll admit Jupyter notebooks do not have perfect support for Cursor’s AI features yet, but this is something we are looking to improve on!

thanks for reply!
I retry the same codes on my Mac and found that the autocompletion can work now. But just encounter some other issue,


when I text something in the edit window using command + K, then if I do some revisions on other part of the codes, then the edit window would disappear, as the screenshot displays, I click add to edit but can not get the edit text window anymore. Not sure it’s my personal issue that can find the right place or another bug on jupyter notebook

Hey, are you able to get it to come back by closing the notebook tab at the top and reopening it again?

I tried, but it seems like I need to close the whole Cursor and reopen and then the ask for edit function window can come back.

Thanks for clarifying, I’ve reported this to the team, so hopefully we can improve on this in the near future.