Describe the bug
It took 3 sessions to get the latest version of the CLI.
Affected version
1.0.11 and 1.0.14
Steps to reproduce the behavior
- I just started a new Copilot CLI terminal in VS Code Insiders (opened an integrated terminal, typed
copilot myself, then asked one question), and I got an updating error after the CLI responded to my question. I'm using v1.0.11 of the CLI.
Error auto updating: Failed to download package: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, rename 'C:\Users\brmurtau.copilot\pkg\universal\1.0.14-0' -> 'C:\Users\brmurtau.copilot\pkg\universal.replaced-1.0.14-0-34924-1774894188189'
- I tried completely killing the terminal, opening a new one, and typing
copilot and the same prompt again, and now I don't get the auto updating error message, but I do see there's a new version of the CLI (v1.0.14-0) that I wasn't auto-updated to
- If I kill the terminal again and then complete the same steps a third time, now I'm updated to
v1.0.14-0
Expected behavior
Auto-updating works correctly the first time I open a new terminal.
Additional context
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Describe the bug
It took 3 sessions to get the latest version of the CLI.
Affected version
1.0.11 and 1.0.14
Steps to reproduce the behavior
copilotmyself, then asked one question), and I got an updating error after the CLI responded to my question. I'm usingv1.0.11of the CLI.copilotand the same prompt again, and now I don't get the auto updating error message, but I do see there's a new version of the CLI (v1.0.14-0) that I wasn't auto-updated tov1.0.14-0Expected behavior
Auto-updating works correctly the first time I open a new terminal.
Additional context
No response