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@hellojinwoo do you see any suggestions as you type, but just not that one? |
@mrubens I can see some suggesetions as I type, as this screenshot shows. However, the suggestions are not related with the folder that I'd like make a reference to. To be more precise, I typed For your information, the |
It looks like the roocode can recognize only one folder as a folder where it can find subfolders, on VSCode. How can I make roocode recognize all the folders in the workspace and think it can find any folders in the VSCode workspace, not just one?
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@hellojinwoo did you have multiple workspace root ? |
@samhvw8 yes, that is correct. I have multiple workspace root, as you can see in the screenshot |
We currently have limited support for Multi-root Workspaces as defined in the VSCode documentation: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editing/workspaces/multi-root-workspaces As a temporary solution, please consider using multiple window instances instead. If you require Multi-root Workspace functionality, contributions are welcome. The relevant code can be found here: another walk around for this: you can try to make all of folder to have same parent folder then open that folder with vscode |
App Version
3.15.2
API Provider
Google Gemini
Model Used
Gemini 2.5 flash preview 04-17: thinking
Actual vs. Expected Behavior
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cannot find a certain folder or a file, located in a workspace, giving me the search output "no results found"Detailed Steps to Reproduce
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