Glenn 'devalias' Grant
Glenn 'devalias' Grant
> I am interested in configuring a setup using entirely local resources (possibly orchestrated through something like docker-compose) @gkiar You may have issues with the 'using entirely local resources' part...
auditorium: add "theatre mode" to the video, filling the screen, but keeping chat/navbar/etc visible
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auditorium: add "theatre mode" to the video, filling the screen, but keeping chat/navbar/etc visible
> Expand over the seats leaving only navbar on top, and chat to the right (floating or later pinned) So basically somewhat like a modal, but still allowing access to...
auditorium: add "theatre mode" to the video, filling the screen, but keeping chat/navbar/etc visible
> Sorry, not sure what exactly modal is in this context, but it's indeed like full screen but with navbar and chat. @yarikoptic Yup, makes sense. 'Modals' are a fairly...
> Or how about renaming all variables to something unique so it doesn't mix up minified ones and then supplying a list of binding names it is allowed to change...
Release detailed here: - https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/releases/tag/1.87.0 - https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/compare/1.87.0...1.86.2 Couldn't see any overly relevant commits in that range, but did find the following searching the issue manually: - https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/206335 - https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/206498 Which...
@isidorn It's less about "reverse engineering GitHub copilot" and more about "trying to figure out where the 'rename suggestions' change mentioned in the VSCode release notes was actually implemented; and...
@ulugbekna Awesome; thanks for pointing that out! Shall have a closer read :) **Edit:** See also: - https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Amicrosoft%2Fvscode%20NewSymbolNamesProvider&type=code
> Also it can happen that a variable gets renamed but another one with the same name already exists in the scope, or the code gets split up in such...
> > Also it can happen that a variable gets renamed but another one with the same name already exists in the scope, or the code gets split up in...