Why is Visual Studio Copilot Inferior to VS Code Copilot? #176936
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This mode (Agent Mode), which allows Copilot to edit code, use the workspace context, and perform other tasks, is an evolving feature and still subject to implementation bugs. Documentation shows that some functionalities are still optional or depend on specific feature flags.
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I have used both VS Code and Visual Studio and Copilot in Visual Studio has been a buggy mess from day one, erroring out in almost every chat thread in Agent Mode. It has been months, and the same bugs keep happening and GitHub are either unable or unwilling to fix them. On the other hand, I find the VS Code version of Copilot very stable. Does anyone know what the hell is going on with the Visual Studio version, which btw is supposed to be the premium Microsoft development product.
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