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Comment #47867527
In the new layout, the project panel and git panel are just moved to the right side, so that the agent panel could be on the left, and you could still view both at the same time.
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Comment #45920190
Curious about the failure to detect FS changes made outside of Zed. Are you on Linux?
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Comment #45920179
Agreed, we should support this!
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Comment #44965687
The Zed spirit is definitely to prefer a platform native solution. You're right that we may be able to get rid of our WGSL implementation, and instead use the HLSL one via SPIR-V. …
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Comment #43922511
The fix shipped in Zed 0.185.12.
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Comment #43921597
Isaac, that email that you sent to us (long after your internship ended) when Wasmtime first landed support for the WASM Component model was actually very helpful! We were consider…
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Comment #43921559
You can still include Text Threads as context in the inline assist prompt with @thread "name of thread", or using the `+` button. And it should suggest the active text thread for y…
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Comment #43919927
I believe this PR fixes the issue: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/30178 .
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Comment #43919473
Thanks for the information. We can reproduce this using Copilot Chat. We're fixing now. We'll let you know when the fix is out.
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Comment #43918024
Yeah, we plan to revisit the collaboration features; it was painful but we decided we needed to pause work on it while we built out some more highly-requested functionality. We sti…
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Comment #43348170
Some things are just much faster in an editor. I used `git add -p` until very recently (basically, until we built this feature in Zed). If you're using `add -p` and you notice a pr…
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Comment #43050361
Just to clarify, you can run as many LSPs in a given file type as you want. Common features like completions, diagnostics, and auto-formatting will multiplex to all of the LSPs. Ad…
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Comment #43050300
You can. This is fully supported.
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Comment #42818429
There are extensions for scheme and racket: - https://zed.dev/extensions?query=scheme - https://zed.dev/extensions?query=racket
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Comment #41947821
I had the same question. I would think that with rust’s Vec, no allocation would occur at steady state. Vec does not automatically resize when removing elements.
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Comment #40929397
As a point of clarification, the script does not edit your zshrc file, it just prints a suggested edit that you may want to make to that file in order to add zed to your PATH.
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Comment #39984882
If this happens with Zed 0.129 or later, could you open an issue? We had a problem at one point where there was a delay in macOS verifying our app’s code signature because we weren…
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Comment #39773431
> It has created a culture in which checking in enormous generates files is common. You're not required to do that, and never have been. We're going to move the grammars away from …
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Comment #39773342
Did you open an issue for the segfault you got, on the Tree-sitter repo or the repo for the particular parser you were using? It's not really accurate to say that Tree-sitter segfa…
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Comment #35172542
The moment that you open Zed for the first time, you see a welcome screen that offers telemetry opt-out. The editor will be open-source and cross-platform, but it takes time to bui…
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Comment #35172512
Thanks for pointing this out. Our whole terms-of-service is just standard boilerplate provided by our lawyers, but this part doesn't really apply to Zed. Obviously, there's no "con…
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Comment #35172390
> WebRTC Right now, this is just used for the screen-sharing feature. > The binary is pretty big by itself It is. One major reasons is that we're shipping a "fat binary" (x86_64 an…