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The way the workspace is configured, all instructions in the repository are considered as instruction by Copilot.
This seems to overwhelm the AI and I see considerable degrading in its performance compared to when working with other projects. Even asking it something simple like “Fix any typos in this file, please” seems to be too hard for it. Anyone else has noticed this?
What I currently do is that I use a .code-workspace file with this project as the second folder. Then Copilot doesn't find the contributed instructions:
I think that maybe the project shouldn't be configured to look for instructions in the contribution folders. But that's out of ignorance, and there could be super good reasons for this config.
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The way the workspace is configured, all instructions in the repository are considered as instruction by Copilot.
This seems to overwhelm the AI and I see considerable degrading in its performance compared to when working with other projects. Even asking it something simple like “Fix any typos in this file, please” seems to be too hard for it. Anyone else has noticed this?
What I currently do is that I use a
.code-workspace
file with this project as the second folder. Then Copilot doesn't find the contributed instructions:I think that maybe the project shouldn't be configured to look for instructions in the contribution folders. But that's out of ignorance, and there could be super good reasons for this config.
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