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IDE style command line auto complete
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Fig is sunsetting, migrate to Amazon Q #258

Closed listepo closed 1 month ago

listepo commented 1 month ago

Effective September 1, 2024 we will be ending access to Fig.

We encourage users to migrate to Amazon Q for command line. It’s free on the Individual tier and is designed to be faster and more reliable than Fig. To make this transition as easy as possible, users can upgrade to Amazon Q for command line directly from the Fig dashboard. Any plans to support Amazon Q?

vaaski commented 1 month ago

Is inshellisense not an alternative to Fig? I only found this project because I do not want anything to do with Amazon Q

mfarr commented 1 month ago

Is inshellisense not an alternative to Fig? I only found this project because I do not want anything to do with Amazon Q

I don't know details, but it looks like inshellisense heavily relies on Fig for at least some of its auto-complete functionality.

250h commented 1 month ago

Is inshellisense not an alternative to Fig? I only found this project because I do not want anything to do with Amazon Q

Seems like they have @withfig/autocomplete-types dependency in package.json.

cpendery commented 1 month ago

Amazon Q (formerly Fig) and inshellisense share a dependency on this set of autocomplete specs, so any completion that works in one should work in the other. We only rely on those specs, so sunsetting the Fig product or changes in the Amazon Q product does not affect this tool. The relationship between inshellisense and the other runtimes (Amazon Q, Fig) is equivalent of picking between Bun or Node to run a set of javascript files. The completion specs are the files that need executed and everything else is runtime specific.