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Issue with Cursor IDE indexing and subscription clarifications

System and environment:

  • Operating System: Windows 11
  • Cursor IDE: Latest available version (downloaded from the official website)
  • Subscription: Free (considering the Pro subscription, an explanation is required below)
  • API Provider: OpenRouter

Description of the problem:

I am currently experiencing significant problems with the indexing functionality of the Cursor codebase. Despite numerous attempts, indexing invariably shows:

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When you click on **"View all included files"** The cursor displays an error message:

Can’t open it 'embeddable_files.txt ’
Unable to allow access to resource c:%5CUsers%5C[username]%5CAppData%5CRoaming%5CCursor%5CUser%5CworkspaceStorage%5C…
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The path in the error message is encoded incorrectly (slashes are converted to “%5C”), as a result of which the cursor cannot open internal resources.


Steps that have already been tried:

  1. Completely reinstall the cursor:
  • Deleted via the Windows Control Panel.
    • Completely deleted the %AppData%\Cursor directory.
    • Reinstalled from the official website.
  1. Cleared the caches and workspace storage manually.
  2. Checked “.cursorignore” and “.gitignore” (tried to reconfigure and disable “.gitignore”).
  3. I tried to run the cursor both in administrator mode and in regular user mode.
  4. Tested with and without GitGraph indexing enabled.

None of these actions solved the problem.


Questions and clarifications are required:

  • Is there a problem with the cursor indexing feature in Windows 11?
  • Does using the OpenRouter API instead of the standard OpenAI affect cursor indexing?
  • ** Important:** Is a Pro subscription required for stable indexing and use of the vector database feature?** Important:** Is a Pro subscription required for stable operation
    -Debug is enabled but nothing is shown

We would really appreciate any recommendations or information from the Cursor team or community members!

Thanks!


Seems a bug which is not yet solved. See issue Synced (0 files) · Issue #2969 · getcursor/cursor · GitHub

Good news on my end: After todays update to Cursor version 0.49.1 the indexing started to work again!