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The point is that they are prioritizing this over new features. But since “new features” consists primarily of shoving the bloody copilot agent down everyones
by tacker2000 1y ago
The point is that they are prioritizing this over new features.
But since “new features” consists primarily of shoving the bloody copilot agent down everyones throat, it might not be such a bad thing.
- dmix 1y agoThat plus the new React diff viewer in beta. The old one seemed to be a simpler Web Component inside a Rails turbo frame. I've tested the beta one and like most SPAs it doesn't scale well to large amounts of data (large numbers of files / line counts). You can feel the DOM slowing down even on a high end macbook. It even blanked out the page a couple times, another common issue when browsers are overloaded. So I switched back to the old one.
- dmart 1y agoThe new one also doesn’t consistently snap to a specific line in the URL fragment if the diff is too large, which makes sharing links problematic.
- torgoguys 1y ago>The point is that they are prioritizing this over new features. Good! Shoring up infrastructure vs. delivering the latest hotness is something that is rarely prioritized. I'll take boring and reliable every day of the week.
- tacker2000 1y agoFair point, but I believe they are just migrating for the sake of pleasing their MS overlords. Does anyone know what infra they are running on now? AWS?
- dbbk 1y agoYou would be a fool to think the Copilot Coding Agent is not their most important feature at the moment. It's not particularly great, but it must become so.