Hi, I just tried to forward a port; and I’m getting the following:
Could it be something on my side?
Thanks!
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same
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same
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Yes this is broken for me as well, but it works in VSCode
Still not working for me 
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The problem is that the exe used for tunneling does not exist for Cursor in
C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Programs\cursor\bin
I got around this problem by copying the bin folder from VS Code to Cursor.
Be aware tho’, closing the port from Cursor does not stop the process and the forwarding stays active, you have to manually stop code-tunnel.exe eg. from task manager.
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this worked for me. thank you!
getting same issue
Hey, currently the code-tunnel functionality, which powers this feature, is not available in Cursor as it is proprietary to VSCode.
I’ve added this to our internal feedback tracker to see if we can ship an alternative method to get this functionality to work in a future release.
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Some suggestions in light of that: remove the button, or pop up a message to your sentiments when you press the button, add some docs around it, etc.
Being that this is a VSCode fork, I expect for this to work, so if it doesn’t, not expressing that is somewhat false advertising?