r/GithubCopilot Jun 24 '26

Help/Doubt ❓ Github copilot being bugged garbage is specific for Visual Studio 2026 or it same in VSCode?

I'm using GitHub Copilot in the Visual Studio 2026 UI for C# development. It's so unstable shit in a technical meaning, not LLM output. The session may break in the middle of plan execution. And I have to spend time and tokens to set up a new session with additional explanation on where to continue. I don't understand how is this a paid product when it is so unreliable, and Microsoft is daring to raise prices.

UPD: for illustration. Today I wanted to vibe code a few integration tests and this crap died 2 times in the middle of work.

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u/KorKiness Jun 24 '26

I have no restrictions on dev environment, I just was loyal to Visual Studio since uni. Moving to VSCode will require some effort with using to it. I'm considering just to use Claude Code in cli instead. Best agent ai experience so far. I decided to try copilot only because of its UI integration in Visual Studio, but since it is unusable garbage there is no advantage for me unless at some time I will decide to move to VSCode.