Jinbo Wang
Jinbo Wang
It's because Copilot is registered as Source Editor extension of Xcode, and Xcode does not support dynamically load extensions. Anyway, if you don't restart Xcode immediately after upgrade, both completion...
this is a bug about switching the theme, the existing code block does not sync. But if you new a conversation, it should render well with the new theme.
It looks like the [Background Permission](https://github.com/github/CopilotForXcode/blob/main/TROUBLESHOOTING.md#background-permission) not granted. Could you uninstall it (you can use the uninstall script https://github.com/github/CopilotForXcode/blob/main/Script/uninstall-app.sh for a full uninstallation) and reinstall the app?
this has been fixed in latest Pre-release 0.41.135.
@apexskier thank you for reaching out. Would you mind describing your project file structure? If it's organized by *.xcworkspace, could you share the structure of `contents.xcworkspacedata` under your *.xcworkspace?
> It's pretty standard, just a standard project created from the "App" template when using xcode's New > Project..., with files in folders, not groups. No package dependencies or non...
would you mind sharing the log at `~/Library/Logs/GitHubCopilot/github-copilot-for-xcode.log`? thanks.
Hi @ovesennet and @aalperenpolat, This issue should have been fixed in the latest 0.45.0, could you try it again? thanks.
issue 1: it's because agent uses the Xcode editor to modify the file in order to support undo. If we use a less interruption way to modify disk file directly,...
@lijie-lee pls take a look.