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We really need an update… python extension is now consistently failing to recognize some imports in the active venv. Cursor is starting to become unusable

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An additional gap is vscode’s support for extensions that register MCP servers.

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For those who want to run TypeScript (Native Preview) on the latest preview/beta builds of Cursor, I’ve found a workaround that works. You’ll likely need to repeat this after each update.

Here are the steps:

  1. Download the VSIX: Go to the VS Code Marketplace within VSCode, search for the extension, right click and click Download VSIX.
  2. Extract the VSIX: Rename the .vsix file to .zip and unzip its contents into a new folder.
  3. Modify Compatibility: Open the folder in e.g. VSCode or Cursor and search and replace all instances of ^1.100.0 to ^1.99.0.
  4. Repackage: Zip up the contents of the folder (not the folder itself) and rename the resulting .zip file back to .vsix.
  5. Install in Cursor: Open Cursor, go to the Extensions view, click the ... menu, and select “Install from VSIX…”.

This should get it working!

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Hi @ItsWendell thanks for posting the workaround. Could you share what is the cause of the issue with included TypeScript support?

(more info on pre-release of v1.2 Cursor v1.2 - Pre-release Discussions)