@Diff with Main Branch && Review Diff with Main Branch not working

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:wave: hello, I am unable to use these super helpful tools (@Diff with Main Branch && Review Diff with Main Branch), I still seem to be able to reference a specific commit, or my “Diff of Working State” but I get no feedback at all when trying to get a review or chat about my diff with main.

any ideas to debug this would be awesome :heart:

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Same. In my case it always says “No issues found” immediately (evidently not querying the model)

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I noticed that project that this is happening with, I had to manually index because of its size, smaller projects don’t seem to have the same issue?

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I’m experiencing the same. No response when I try to get some description of my PR using @PR (Diff with Main Branch).

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I’m facing this issue and resyncing does not help

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I managed to fix the issue.

  • I checked the OUTPUT > Cursor Indexing & Retrieval and saw that Cursor was trying to run a command with a syntax that doesnt work on Windows (i forgot the exact command).
  • I downloaded WSL to run Linux on my Windows laptop and installed the necessary stuff and set up the WSL VSCode extension
  • Opening my folder with WSL made it work after seeing another error from the OUTPUT saying smth about symlink and AI said it is due to the default branch not being set. I ran the suggested command to fix it and works now.
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Hello there. I’m facing the same issue. “No issues found” on a PR with a lot of commits. Sometimes it manages to work on the last commit, but that’s it. An idea?

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I can see the diffs opened as well but the cursor agent can’t find the diffs. :grinning:
Please fix this ASAP. Thanks. :slightly_smiling_face:

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