Whenever I enter this prompt, the output is all messy and the change is cancelled: "Now write the Usage section. Refer to @main.py for command line usage. Make it concise. @Codebase " I am also passing in the readME.md file I am working on as an attachment.
I have tried other models such as GPT-4o but no change.
Version: 0.44.11
VSCode Version: 1.93.1
Commit: fe574d0820377383143b2ea26aa6ae28b3425220
Date: 2025-01-03T07:59:06.361Z (1 wk ago)
Electron: 30.5.1
Chromium: 124.0.6367.243
Node.js: 20.16.0
V8: 12.4.254.20-electron.0
OS: Darwin x64 24.1.0
jake
January 12, 2025, 9:52am
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There might be too much context.
Option 1: Try doing it without the @Codebase
Option 2: Say something like:
Refer to @main.py for command line usage and write out a concise usage section. Do not change any files; just write it out in a .md
code block.
Then copy the output into a new Composer session and tell it to “Update the @readme.md file given the below”.
Outputting in Markdown is slightly buggy in this version, as the Composer itself outputs in Markdown, meaning you end up with Markdown-ception!
We hopefully have a fix coming in the next version, which should be available in the next week or so.
@danperks Will there be a .45 version next week or will it still be .44?
Will probably be .45, if not this week, very soon after!