feat: ask Cody about terminal output #3008
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Add missing changelog entry for #3008 ## Test plan <!-- Required. See https://sourcegraph.com/docs/dev/background-information/testing_principles. --> Changelog entry update
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Every time I encounter an error in the terminal, I need to copy and paste the error message into the chat and ask Cody to explain or debug it for me. I just discovered that there is an API to add a contribution point to the right-click menu in the VS Code terminal. I am proposing adding an option to 'Ask Cody' directly from the terminal output window.
This PR adds a new "Ask Cody" option to the terminal right-click menu that allows users to
Ask Codyto explain the selection from their terminal output:cody.command.explain-outputand bind it to the terminal view context menu.Test plan
Select text in your terminal and right click to
Ask Cody:Screen.Recording.2024-02-01.at.8.59.59.PM.mov