feat(chat): update schema assistant prompt to handle empty and short prompts better VSCODE-648 #874
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this behavior becomes outdated; unless I am overlooking something, we do not gain too much by asking for the namespace if the user just runs /schema. It'd be nicer to show an explainer first to help them discover the syntax.
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If I remember correctly this was intentional. We want the user to be able to get the schema of a collection by just writing /schema and then clicking their namespace.
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Hm I see. I can see how it's convenient but this does also make it hard for a user to actually discover what the /schema command expects as an argument (something which we could definitely instead handle by introducing something like /help or equivalent for internal extension info or questions). Seems like the only way to discover that you can also mention another collection or ask a question, etc. with the /schema is through reading documentation.
I will remove the empty message response and see if the new rule works good enough when the prompt is empty
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The new rule actually works pretty great even with empty prompts in my manual testing, so I'll revert the changes for empty prompt and just go ahead with the rule change. |
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Description
Sometimes, when using the /query command to build a query, and then at some point using the /schema to get information about the schema of a collection without opening a new chat window, Copilot keeps thinking that a user wants to build a query. This PR tries to fix this by introducing a blank message case handling and modifying the prompt to make it clearer the schema command should always output schemas.
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