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OS version: Mac Sonoma 14.5
Editor version: VS-code 1.92.0
Programming language: any
TabNine extension version: 3.135.0
Feature request:
Using the @ shortcut to include files or functions as context in a chat message is great, but when working in codebases that use files without unique names it is unusable. One of my projects has dozens of 'index.ts' files, and its impossible to include them in Tabnine chat.
Either allow filepaths to be included in the search shortcut when typing @ in chat, or better yet utilize VSCodes built in file search tool, equivalent to 'cmd+P'
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OS version: Mac Sonoma 14.5
Editor version: VS-code 1.92.0
Programming language: any
TabNine extension version: 3.135.0
Feature request:
Using the
@
shortcut to include files or functions as context in a chat message is great, but when working in codebases that use files without unique names it is unusable. One of my projects has dozens of 'index.ts' files, and its impossible to include them in Tabnine chat.Either allow filepaths to be included in the search shortcut when typing
@
in chat, or better yet utilize VSCodes built in file search tool, equivalent to 'cmd+P'gz#34114
(related to Zendesk ticket #34114)
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