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Latest Pre-Release commit 2747e45
VS Code 1.96 insiders Cody 1.49.x Pre-Release Ubuntu 24.04 on WSL Windows 11 24h2 Host
When editing Rust code with the ALT+K inline edit feature the word 'curren', like in 'current' transforms into '¤' symbol.
It should preserve the word 'current' after the edit was accepted.
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BUGS-911 bug(Edit): Inline Code Edit transforms code into special character symbol.
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I can't casually reproduce this on macOS with 1.49.1733492458/VSCode 1.95.3.
@dominiccooney I wildly guess that this is a really rare edge case and not a very high priority. If you don't mind, I will close this issue.
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Latest Pre-Release commit 2747e45
Describe the bug
VS Code 1.96 insiders
Cody 1.49.x Pre-Release
Ubuntu 24.04 on WSL Windows 11 24h2 Host
When editing Rust code with the ALT+K inline edit feature the word 'curren', like in 'current' transforms into '¤' symbol.
Expected behavior
It should preserve the word 'current' after the edit was accepted.
Additional context
Screen.Recording.2024-12-05.132853.mp4
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