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@ to reference files #502

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@remorses

I am not sure if it's a problem of my environment but @ does not work to reference files, is this a supported feature?

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  1. kyeshmz commented on Jun 28, 2025

    @kyeshmz

    you basically just write the file path and it should come up in the suggestions. @ is not necessary

  2. remorses commented on Jun 28, 2025

    @remorses
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    Thank you

    / is used for both commands and files, you need to first press space and then / to show the file picker. That's a really bad UX imo

  3. adamdotdevin commented on Jun 28, 2025

    @adamdotdevin
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    that's not meant to include file context explicitly, we still need to implement the @ feature, there's an exiting issue. i'm working on it, it's part of a broader effort i hope to ship next week.

  4. remorses commented on Jul 6, 2025

    @remorses
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    It works now and it works quite well 🎉

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