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[Bug] CommandDetection capability did not mount

Open yihuitang opened this issue 7 months ago • 5 comments

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VSCode Version: 1.99.30034 (system setup) Void Version: 1.3.10 Commit: 906502f6600146442d41bc314c2dd011c686941f Date: 2025-05-16T20:35:23.913Z Electron: 34.3.2 ElectronBuildId: undefined Chromium: 132.0.6834.210 Node.js: 20.18.3 V8: 13.2.152.41-electron.0 OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19045

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Void cannot invoke commands via Terminal. Error: There was an error using the terminal: CommandDetection capability did not mount yet. Please try again in a few seconds or report this to the Void team.

Screenshot below shows one of the commands Image

yihuitang avatar May 20 '25 00:05 yihuitang

Thanks for sharing, this is a known issue. Will add a fallback for this soon - I think adding a 'read_terminal' tool as a fallback (and also as its own tool) solves the issue.

andrewpareles avatar May 23 '25 07:05 andrewpareles

I am also running into this issue using the latest public release of Void on arm64 Windows 11. The Void terminal opens but the commands never make it. Typing the commands manually it works fine.

ncancelliere avatar May 24 '25 18:05 ncancelliere

I think adding a 'read_terminal' tool as a fallback (and also as its own tool) solves the issue

What are the steps to adding a tool to Void?

igbanam avatar May 26 '25 12:05 igbanam

I am also facing similar issue. Does anyone has fix or know which version of Void was working properly ?

KrutarthChovatiya avatar May 31 '25 04:05 KrutarthChovatiya

Just updated to the latest version (1.99.30036) and on both x86 and arm64 on Windows 11 it's working as expected now. The agent can execute terminal commands without errors.

ncancelliere avatar Jun 03 '25 11:06 ncancelliere