Add redirecting button informing about LLM chat experimental release#916
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JanKrivanek merged 1 commit intoKirillOsenkov:mainfrom Jan 18, 2026
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just making a comment that although I'm not using the fork, and I'm indeed eagerly waiting for something like this to be incorporated into the tool. It'd be nice to be able to ask it how to improve incremental build for example :) |
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@jdom check out the latest version, it now redirects to VS Code |
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yes @KirillOsenkov just came to say that since then I tried the VS Code extension, and it's great. It's likely the right place, as staying in the IDE allows to iterate on improvements much easier than if the chat was in the log viewer itself. |
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What is this about?
Takes users to
https://github.com/JanKrivanek/MSBuildStructuredLog/releases
Why
Let's try to see if there is any interest in such feature at all