In the screen recording, I'm hovering and clicking the copy button and pressing Cmd+V into a Raycast floating text window.
Describe the bug
This is probably only a minor visual imperfection. It at least doesn't fully block the function of the button (copy to the clipboard). However, it's possible that the button repeatedly flickers through a state in which it is not functioning (I'm not sure).
In the recording, I'm first pasting a previous result. But after clicking the flickering button several times, I'm able to copy the result while the answer is being generated. This behavior might be either due to the flickering button, or due to something else non-TabbyML related that's going with my clipboard and Raycast's floating text window (I've seen similar delayed clipboard entries before).
After the answer is fully generated, the flickering stops, and the copy function always works.
Context: this is behavior observed in the Chat window of the VSCode TabbyML extension.
See this screen recording for a reproduction:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/cc3db7ad-3b03-410b-9d29-eed0ae6da8fe
In the screen recording, I'm hovering and clicking the copy button and pressing Cmd+V into a Raycast floating text window.
Describe the bug
This is probably only a minor visual imperfection. It at least doesn't fully block the function of the button (copy to the clipboard). However, it's possible that the button repeatedly flickers through a state in which it is not functioning (I'm not sure).
In the recording, I'm first pasting a previous result. But after clicking the flickering button several times, I'm able to copy the result while the answer is being generated. This behavior might be either due to the flickering button, or due to something else non-TabbyML related that's going with my clipboard and Raycast's floating text window (I've seen similar delayed clipboard entries before).
After the answer is fully generated, the flickering stops, and the copy function always works.
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