Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
- VS Code Version: 1.122.1
- OS Version: windows server 2019
Description
After updating to VS Code 1.122.1, the release notes indicate support for offline usage with local or LAN-hosted models.
I configured a custom OpenAI-compatible model endpoint and the model appears to work correctly. For example, sending a simple prompt such as hello returns a valid response.
However, when I ask the model to perform a Chat task (for example, "write a simple Python script"), VS Code shows a message indicating that I need to sign in before Chat can be used.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Install VS Code 1.122.1 (Windows x64 Portable).
- Enable portable mode by creating a data folder in the VS Code root directory.
- Configure a custom OpenAI-compatible model endpoint.
- Verify the model responds successfully to a simple prompt such as hello.
- Ask the model to generate a simple Python script.
Expected Behavior
The configured OpenAI-compatible local network model should be used for Chat requests without requiring a Microsoft/GitHub sign-in.
Actual Behavior
Simple prompts work, but Chat requests trigger a sign-in requirement instead of using the configured model.
Additional Notes
This is a restricted environment, so I am unable to provide screenshots. The issue is consistently reproducible with the setup described above.
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
Description
After updating to VS Code 1.122.1, the release notes indicate support for offline usage with local or LAN-hosted models.
I configured a custom OpenAI-compatible model endpoint and the model appears to work correctly. For example, sending a simple prompt such as hello returns a valid response.
However, when I ask the model to perform a Chat task (for example, "write a simple Python script"), VS Code shows a message indicating that I need to sign in before Chat can be used.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior
The configured OpenAI-compatible local network model should be used for Chat requests without requiring a Microsoft/GitHub sign-in.
Actual Behavior
Simple prompts work, but Chat requests trigger a sign-in requirement instead of using the configured model.
Additional Notes
This is a restricted environment, so I am unable to provide screenshots. The issue is consistently reproducible with the setup described above.