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Expected Behavior
When using Gemini Code Assist inside Pycharm I can create Dockerfile from the chat:
Looks good. If I tried to open a Dockerfile I see the following:
which indicate that Dockerfile is not supported
Looking at the documentation, Docker is not in the list of supported languages.
Looking at terraform, I can create .tf file in the chat and auto-complation is active for .tf but Terraform is not in the list of supported coding languages.
Actual Behavior
I fully understand that Gemini Code Assist only list supported coding programming languages when the quality or training set is good enough. I guess during training it see so many other coding programming languages that he can make prediction for most of them (with public examples).
Not sure I fully understand when I see "file type not supporter" for Dockerfile but not for .tf. Or maybe Terraform is now part of the supported programming languages ?
(Please ensure you are running the latest version of Cloud Cloud IntelliJ with Help > Check for Updates.)
(screenshots are often helpful)
Expected Behavior
When using Gemini Code Assist inside Pycharm I can create Dockerfile from the chat:
Looks good. If I tried to open a Dockerfile I see the following:
which indicate that Dockerfile is not supported
Looking at the documentation, Docker is not in the list of supported languages.
Looking at terraform, I can create .tf file in the chat and auto-complation is active for .tf but Terraform is not in the list of supported coding languages.
Actual Behavior
I fully understand that Gemini Code Assist only list supported coding programming languages when the quality or training set is good enough. I guess during training it see so many other coding programming languages that he can make prediction for most of them (with public examples).
Not sure I fully understand when I see "file type not supporter" for Dockerfile but not for .tf. Or maybe Terraform is now part of the supported programming languages ?
Additional Information
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