How can the inline "cmd+I to continue with copilot" suggestion in VS Code be disabled? #147492
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyThis is both a question and feedback. This inline suggestion pops up when typing things even if copilot is disabled for that file type. So far the only way I've found to make this go away is by completely uninstalling copilot which I don't want to do. How can this be disabled? Nothing in the copilot settings appears to help. More as a feedback, it is extremely annoying to have this "suggestion" pop up each time you type something in a code editor. A code editor shouldn't be a place for nudging you to use a certain feature. Thanks! |
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I have the similar question. |
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+1 this "feature" is an annoyance at best. EDIT: Right clicking on the message shows a dropdown with "Disable inline chat hint" |
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Agreed is a dumb "feature." Should be reverted. |
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Right-clicking doesn't actually work on linux. After conducting some search through the settings, there are two configurations regarding the hints for inline chats. Setting those to false in my "accessibility.verbosity.inlineChat": false,
"inlineChat.lineNaturalLanguageHint": false,EDIT: I just noticed the first of these options is not actually needed to stop this behaviour. The configuration "inlineChat.lineNaturalLanguageHint": falseon its own suffices. |
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Other people have already answered you but I would like to thank you for your question. |
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+1 this "feature" is an annoyance at best.
EDIT: Right clicking on the message shows a dropdown with "Disable inline chat hint"