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Editors not recognized #712
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Thanks for reporting. Can you please post the user agent ( |
` "user_agent" varchar(255) I used ` wakatime/v1.105.0 (linux-6.11.9-zen1-1-zen-unknown) go1.23.3 intellijidea/2024.3 intellijidea-wakatime/15.0.3 ` wakatime/v1.105.0 (linux-6.11.9-zen1-1-zen-unknown) go1.23.3 vscode/1.95.3 vscode-wakatime/24.8.0 this? I am sorry, I don't use SQL that often so I am not sure what do you mean |
and there is this ` wakatime/v1.105.0 (linux-6.11.8-zen1-2-zen-unknown) go1.23.3 cursor/1.93.1 vscode-wakatime/24.8.0 There is no Micro in the format I sent before. Wakatime doesn't recognize Micro either, even though I have a plugin for it. |
Alright, had a look at this. Apparently, these are two different problems. Cursor not being recognized as an editor was a bug on our end, which I just pushed a fix for. The micro editor seems to work fine, though. However, make sure that you have version 1.0.6 of micro-wakatime installed (need to use the "git clone" installation method), as 1.0.5 is not compatible anymore. |
Okay, Thank you. |
Opened an upstream PR to update micro's wakatime plugin reference to the latest version, see micro-editor/plugin-channel#110. |
I installed Wakapi and I am self-hosting it. VS Code and IntelliJ IDEA are recognized but Cursor and Micro are not. Is Curosor reconized as VS Code? Same is when
api_url
ishttps://wakapi.dev/api
. Wakatime recognizes Cursor.Wakapi(2.12.2)
Arch Linux
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