- ~Copilot++ improvements: Includes green highlights to see what Copilot++ has added, the ability to accept multiple Copilot++ suggestions immediately one after another, support for Copilot++ on SSH, and fixes to how Copilot++ UI interacts with autocomplete plugins.
- ✓Bug fixesFixed a bug where Cmd-k could get into a bad state when removing at the top of a file. And another that was causing some files to not be indexed.
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what shipped.
the latest updates to your ai tools, straight from their official changelogs.
2023-11-12
2023-11-10
- +New models: you can plug in your API key to try out the newest gpt-4 and gpt-3 turbo models. We're evaluating the coding skills of these models before rolling out to pro users.
- ~Command-dot: you can now use the Command-dot menu to have Command-K fix lint errors inline.
- ~Apply chat suggestions: click on the play button on any code block to have the AI apply in-chat suggestions to your current file.
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- ~Copilot++ (beta): this is an "add-on" to Copilot that suggests diffs around your cursor, using your recent edits as context. To enable it, go to the "More" tab in the right chat bar. Note: to cover the costs of the AI, this is only available for pro users. This is very experimental, so don't expect too much yet! Your feedback will decide which direction we take this.
2023-11-09
Indexing fixes
cursor~Fixes a problem where indexing got stuck.
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Fixes a problem where indexing got stuck. Indexing capacity is now also allocated by-user, so it should be more fair and faster for most users.
continue reading on the release page →2023-11-03
- ~Pro++ plan: if you hit your fast request limit and prefer to purchase more, you now can.
- ~Chat scroll: we got rid of sticky scroll to make the chat easier to read.
- ~Cmd-K diffs: these now obey word-wrap! You can also copy from the red text.
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- ~Shipped better error logging, which should help us improve stability.
- ~Styling tweaks: some buttons and hints should look nicer!
- ~Screen flickering: made a change that should reduce screen flickering on monitors.
- ✓Fixed the bug where you can't use chat on a diff view.
2023-10-20
New VS Code version
cursor+Cursor is now based on VS Code 1.83.1. This ensures that the newest versions of all extensions will work without problem in Cursor.
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Cursor is now based on VS Code 1.83.1. This ensures that the newest versions of all extensions will work without problem in Cursor. Thank you to everyone who urged us to do this on the forum!
Also, there's an experimental bash mode: enable it in the settings, and let the chat answer questions with the help of running bash commands. If you find it useful, please let us know, and we will spend more time on making it production-ready!
Update: this change resulted in a problem with SSHing into old Linux distros. This has now been fixed!
continue reading on the release page →2023-10-05
Small fixes
cursor−Bug fixes: (1) .cursorignore now completely respects .gitignore syntax, (2) codebase queries use the embeddings index if >= 80% of it is indexed, instead of requiring the entire thing to be indexed, (3) removed fade-i…
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Bug fixes: (1) .cursorignore now completely respects .gitignore syntax, (2) codebase queries use the embeddings index if >= 80% of it is indexed, instead of requiring the entire thing to be indexed, (3) removed fade-in animation on startup, (4) no longer overrides cmd-delete in the terminal, (5) fixes problem where cmd-F randomly has the case-sensitive option enabled, (6) inline gpt-4 is turned off until we figure out a better UX, (7) even more stable and fast indexing, (8) progress indicator in search and extensions, (9) bug where an incorrect bearer token is passed to the server.
continue reading on the release page →2023-10-01
- ~Indexing should now be faster, more stable, and use less of your system resources. You can also configure ignored files in a .cursorignore. The controls are in the "More" tab.
- ~Cmd-k is now in the terminal! A bit hackily implemented, but surprisingly useful.
- ~Ask about git commits and PRs using @git in chat!
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- ~Use /edit in the chat to edit a whole file (if less than 400 lines). Expect the edits to be fast and GPT-4-quality. This uses non-public models, and is for now only available to users who do not use their own API key.
- ~Bugfixes! Fixed the "ejected from slow mode" UI, added auto-switching logic for the model type when switching on API, improved @ symbol speed, fixed Windows keycommand to be Ctrl-Shift-Y instead of Ctrl-Y, and more.
2023-09-20
Patches
cursor~Fixes issues with Cmd-k, SSH, Python support, Vim (rolling back to 1.25.2 until this issue is fixed: VSCodeVim/Vim#8603), and other extensions.
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Fixes issues with Cmd-k, SSH, Python support, Vim (rolling back to 1.25.2 until this issue is fixed: VSCodeVim/Vim#8603), and other extensions.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-19
Inline Chat
cursor+You can now alternate between diffs and texts responses in Cmd-K.
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You can now alternate between diffs and texts responses in Cmd-K. This can be helpful for clarifying the models thinking behind a diff or for getting quick inline answers to questions about a file.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-17
~We point to a different marketplace for downloading extensions, and use a fork of ms-python and pyright to provide python support.
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We point to a different marketplace for downloading extensions, and use a fork of ms-python and pyright to provide python support.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-10
~The defaults for cursor python are different than pylance, which has affected several users.
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The defaults for cursor python are different than pylance, which has affected several users. We make them
closer to the pylance defaults in this update.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-09
~Fixes an issue where some users were getting extension popup recommendations too often.
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Fixes an issue where some users were getting extension popup recommendations too often.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-08
- ✓Copy Paste chat text form Jupyter
- ✓Some chat focus issues
- ✓UI tweaks
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- ✓Better state management - prevents crashes from editor using too much memory
Styling
cursor~Updated some css!
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Updated some css!
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-07
Hotfix for indexing
cursor~Fixes a bug with indexing if you had turned off indexing by default.
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Fixes a bug with indexing if you had turned off indexing by default.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-05
~Cmd-K will no longer output backticks if you do @file.
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Cmd-K will no longer output backticks if you do @file.
continue reading on the release page →2023-09-01
Hotfix Github Auth
cursor~You should now be able to sign in with GitHub again.
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You should now be able to sign in with GitHub again.
continue reading on the release page →2023-08-31
~Could cause getcursor/cursor#843.
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Could cause getcursor/cursor#843.
continue reading on the release page →2023-08-30
Hotfix SSH
cursor~Hotfixes a problem with SSH.
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Hotfixes a problem with SSH.
continue reading on the release page →- ~You can now switch to the VS Code sidebar orientation
- ~For "with codebase" chats, you can now see the codebase context that Cursor shows GPT-4. We hope this will make it easier to prompt codebase answers.
- ~API Key input box is now a password type
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- ~A new icon! Thank you so much to the amazing Atanas Mahony who made it.
- ✓Fixed a bug where code was being indexed right after turning off the indexing option