Generate commit message is not working as expected

[w3llcod3]

Hello,

Thanks for the great product Codeim. I've been using it for a while and it's great. However, I'm facing an issue related to generating commit messages as it's not working.

Upon clicking "Generate commit message", I get the following error

Unable to generate commit message: ConnectError: [unknown] file not found

[salewise-dev]

I'm facing the same issue as well

[charlwillia6]

I have received this message from day one. This has never worked for me.

[lizardwine]

same issue

[mriostamez]

Same issue for me in Cursor.

[scho-to]

I got it working once, but I removed codeium in the meantime..

Now with the new Pro Plan, i am back an trying to get it working again.

Here is my workaround for now:
Just output the git diff in the terminal and use the @Terminal:all content with the prompt:
"Generate a conventional git message based on the given output and summarize changes for future readers."

You might have to clear the terminal before using this workaround.

The @Diff command is not working at all for me..

[vinshield]

Same issue for me

[KertLynx]

Same issue here too

[arman-async]

This is my problem

[GustavoBitten]

Same here

[chengazhen]

same here

[PytatoDuck]

Same here, I get this Error in the Terminal Output.

E1017 03:29:52.087525  6712 rpcs_commit_messages.go:76] Failed to generate commit message: error grabbing LLM response: stream error

[dwichers]

I have the same issue in Cursor but without the File not found error.

[etmmafl]

I got it working once, but I removed codeium in the meantime..

Now with the new Pro Plan, i am back an trying to get it working again.

Here is my workaround for now: Just output the git diff in the terminal and use the @Terminal:all content with the prompt: "Generate a conventional git message based on the given output and summarize changes for future readers."

You might have to clear the terminal before using this workaround.

The @Diff command is not working at all for me..

this worked actually very well. In my case I had to use git status for it to work.

[Mohamed3nan]

It seems the generated text isn't being pasted into the commit input, even though it was created successfully!
I1028 16:49:20.734349 7592 commit_messages.go:128] Generating commit message took 1.3907165s

[PytatoDuck]

It seems the generated text isn't being pasted into the commit input, even though it was created successfully! I1028 16:49:20.734349 7592 commit_messages.go:128] Generating commit message took 1.3907165s

🤔 I get a different error, can't grab the response.

E1028 19:17:07.134789 14472 rpcs_commit_messages.go:76] Failed to generate commit message: error grabbing LLM response: stream error