Explanation was Great 👍 I have question like if I have developed the chat participants for GH copilot , and deployed how can I give the option for update the chat participants from extension itself like GH copilot has.
yes, I saw this presentation several months ago.... both of the ladies were great..... yes doing live coding and doing regex, it is a challenge...................:) bye
This is fantastic! It really simplified getting a new Chat Participant registered for me. I do have one question that I can't seem to find an answer for from various searches. How can a Chat Participant access the current context? If I have a #file selected for example, or the current selected blog. I see it's available in references, but it's only information about the references, not the content. For my Chat Participant to be truly useful, I really next to provide the current context to the llm, similar to how @workspace works. Any ideas?
I love this but I have never built my own extension before. Seems like there was a starting point that is further than I can get to right now. how do I go about starting to build my own extension?
Joyce said that the extension will be available in VS Code Stable per July, however, I am not able to find it. Is it publiced yet? If so, how can I find it?
0:15 Idk why so many folks are scared of regex, it's a relatively small language compared to /^[JT]SX?$/gm and with enough practice it becomes second nature.
I have a question regarding an extension I am trying to create. While creating a new button, I am passing arguments like the data, and the response object. However when I try to use the response.markdown within the new register command function, I keep getting an error that Response stream is closed. Is there something I am doing wrong or can we not use the response object in this manner? this is a sample of my code: the new button creation: response.button({ title: 'Export', command: 'exportToJira', arguments: [summary, response] }); the register command function definition: vscode.commands.registerCommand('exportToJira', async (summary: string, chatResponse: any) => {}}
Any update on this? Even though there is no error the stream keeps on closing in 1 seconds and I can’t access it after that. Is there a way to extend the lifetime of the stream?
Fantastic demo and great and direct !
The new github copilot extension are going to revolutionize a LOT of our work.
Glad you think so!
Explanation was Great 👍
I have question like if I have developed the chat participants for GH copilot , and deployed how can I give the option for update the chat participants from extension itself like GH copilot has.
yes, I saw this presentation several months ago.... both of the ladies were great..... yes doing live coding and doing regex, it is a challenge...................:) bye
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This is fantastic! It really simplified getting a new Chat Participant registered for me. I do have one question that I can't seem to find an answer for from various searches. How can a Chat Participant access the current context? If I have a #file selected for example, or the current selected blog. I see it's available in references, but it's only information about the references, not the content. For my Chat Participant to be truly useful, I really next to provide the current context to the llm, similar to how @workspace works. Any ideas?
I love this but I have never built my own extension before. Seems like there was a starting point that is further than I can get to right now. how do I go about starting to build my own extension?
We have documentation on building your very first extension! code.visualstudio.com/api/get-started/your-first-extension
Joyce said that the extension will be available in VS Code Stable per July, however, I am not able to find it. Is it publiced yet? If so, how can I find it?
Great topic, great presenter!
Question: how to we create sub command like
@review /code
or
@review /file
how we can create chat participates like this
add a command within the chat participant in package.json
"chatParticipants": [
{
"commands": []
}]
Am I missing the steps she used to allow the chat participant access to her databases? How is it authenticating?
0:15 Idk why so many folks are scared of regex, it's a relatively small language compared to /^[JT]SX?$/gm and with enough practice it becomes second nature.
S letter not working in vs code solution please?
Thanks for sharing!
day 2 of asking for a UI refresh of VS code!
I have a question regarding an extension I am trying to create. While creating a new button, I am passing arguments like the data, and the response object. However when I try to use the response.markdown within the new register command function, I keep getting an error that Response stream is closed. Is there something I am doing wrong or can we not use the response object in this manner?
this is a sample of my code:
the new button creation:
response.button({ title: 'Export', command: 'exportToJira', arguments: [summary, response] });
the register command function definition:
vscode.commands.registerCommand('exportToJira', async (summary: string, chatResponse: any) => {}}
Hi! I suggest you post in our extension development community: github.com/microsoft/vscode-discussions/discussions. Thanks!!
Any update on this? Even though there is no error the stream keeps on closing in 1 seconds and I can’t access it after that. Is there a way to extend the lifetime of the stream?