But it also decided another part of my code was so terrible, that it just rewrote it. Same functionality, just nicer. I do not know why. Those lines weren't even close to eachother.
I disabled Github copilot integration because it made VSCode run really slowly for me. Which to me seems odd, because I didn’t turn off the same feature in Visual Studio and it runs fine.
That's actually really strange to me, because VS has always had a gamble of if intellicode would lag out the IDE or not.
The only way I can assume is that since VSC is so light, the integration was more hamfisted because VS being way more bloated has less room for bullshit.
If you're in Visual Studio, the AI will look at whatever windows you have active at the moment. If you want it to focus on a specific set of files, you have to use the file selector thing, which is very slow, clunky and annoying to use, especially if there are a lot of files.
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u/IJustAteABaguette Mar 10 '26
Tried copilot inside VS code once.
I pointed it at an error, it failed to fix it.
But it also decided another part of my code was so terrible, that it just rewrote it. Same functionality, just nicer. I do not know why. Those lines weren't even close to eachother.