Example:
I asked Cody (using the edit command at the cursor to simply implement the function above. The cody output is the bottom part.
Using pycharm and the cody 7
Example:
I asked Cody (using the edit command at the cursor to simply implement the function above. The cody output is the bottom part.
Using pycharm and the cody 7
Hey @olejorgenb
Is the wrong indentation behavior a permanent problem, or does it only happen once in a while?
It doesn’t happen all the time, but frequently enough to be quite annoying.
Not sure about the “trigger”.
Another example:
for (edge, deps) in c.deps.items():
# Loop over all dependencies of the current node
for dep in deps:
# Get the dependency node
<Cursor was here>
# Split deps into two series: one for max values and one for min values
max_series = deps.groupby(level=0).max()
min_series = deps.groupby(level=0).min()
# Plot the band using the max and min series
plot_band(depfig, min_series, max_series, f"{edge}-{dep}")
plot_band(depfig, )
EDIT: if I select
# Get the dependency node
plot_band(depfig, )
Before issuing the edit command it works correctly
I’m seeing the same behavior. I see it happen more towards the late hours of my working/coding sessions, which probably is just by chance.
Does this means it happens if a chat session goes too long?
I just got a chat reply with the wrong indentation as well; the indentation was one level too low. The chat session wasn’t very long.
Hey all,
there is now a new patch release 1.34.3 available for Cody in vs code.
Let me hear if this fixes the issue.