Cursor unable to index

[MrOliverYt]

As stated in the title, setting up indexing takes forever, and fails everytime

[HarisJ]

I am also having the same issue, cursor unable to index the codebase.

[deanrie]

Hi @MrOliverYt

Does your codebase consist of thousands of files? Have you restricted access to directories like node_modules and other package files? If you’re not sure how to do that, you can find an explanation here:

Cursor - Build Software Faster

[MrOliverYt]

hi, thanks for the response. Indexing seems to work for me again, weird. I’ll let you know if this happens again, but thanks anyways

[AlexandreDeMoura]

I’m having the same issue.
I have been using cursor for a week and only since yesterday I started to have regular failure of indexing (“handshake failed”).

Since I haven’t change anything in my settings and my codebase hasn’t significantly grown from 2 days ago when everything was working fine, I have a hard time understanding what’s going on.

I have seen posts in this forum sometimes from a year ago with the exact same problem we are having so it looks like it’s a recurring issue with Cursor.
It’s still usable even without codebase indexing but it make Cursor a much less interesting tool for helping building software.

I know Cursor’s founders are young, but they might want to make sure their current features are robust before working on exciting new stuff.

PS: the other posts with this issue I found.

Codebase Indexing Issue

Hi! My codebases, no matter where they are on my computer, won’t get indexed. This behavior persists on nightly and stable, and after multiple appcleaner uninstalls/reinstalls, AND with most extensions disabled. The specific error I’m getting is a “ConnectError: [internal] internal error”. Logs: 2024-01-08 05:22:55.630 [info] Not indexing because user does not want to index this workspace. 2024-01-08 05:22:59.999 [info] Setting indexing intent to should-index 2024-01-08 05:23:00.000 [info] Cr…

Completely unable to use the product: connection failed, handshake failed

I’ve just downloaded curser and was very excited to use the product. I started a new project that consist of a git initialisation and and an empty text file. The first problem comes immediately. I hit ctrl+k and asked it a question and it shows me connection failed: [image] This happens with every ai choice, sometimes it takes a few seconds after pressing enter but more often the error shows immediately. I then went into the settings and saw “Handshake failed” under Codebase indexing, which …

[poyhen]

(post deleted by author)

[poyhen]

i am having similar issues (happening since today) i really think its a server side issue on cursor side. wish there was a status page. lots of recent indexing issues too on github:

/getcursor/cursor/issues/1809
/getcursor/cursor/issues/1998
/getcursor/cursor/issues/2035

sorry for an extra post but i cant edit hidden one (ps hiding posts with links is annoying, hope someone approves me already)

[MrOliverYt]

ok unfortunately indexing is broken again on my cursor settings

[Stip11]

Same problem all day today

[retrovisor]

I get a handshake failure when trying to index every time since this morning

[Bimcode]

I have same issue

[sjovy]

I had same issue on two different machines and two different networks. Then I read somewhere in this forum - can’t find where now - try having a few files open when indexing. Worked on both machines.

[prometheus]

Hi getting the same issue, stuck at setting up indexing, then shows handshake failed