During the setup process i had the option to change the code alias to cursor; i’m pretty sure i didn’t select that. Still did the cursor installation break the “code” command in WSL2. I now get the error: joost@FIREGEN:~$ code . Unable to determine app path from symlink : /mnt/c/Users/joost/AppDat…

Cursor install broke code command in WSL2

tmm1 September 20, 2024, 5:21pm 6

This issue is fixed in today’s 0.41.1 release!

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