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@Mark Charlton This is blocked by VS Code issue #227970, which is dependent on the VS Code team finalizing the two proposed APIs that our main extension consumes. We do not know when this will be resolved. The best way to develop with AI and IRIS is to get your files on the local file system and edit them there (what we call "client-side editing"). AI tools are very good at working with files.
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No, this is not possible. Studio Projects (.PRJ files) are a legacy server-side concept. The equivalent for client-side editing is to put all the related code that would be in a .PRJ file in a single source code repo (using git for instance). If someone needs to "work on project X" they can `git clone` the repo. Version 3 of the extension will sync all local changes with the server for you so you don't have to manually sync everything, but if you have to you can right-click on the top level folder (usually `src`) and select `Import and Compile`.
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Hi @Joel Payeur, we made this change to open the door for more comprehensive formatting of files without the server "getting in the way". Such a formatter does not exist yet, but this was a necessary change to make development of one in the future worthwhile. An example of how this might be implemented is a Prettier plugin for ObjectScript.
As for breaking changes, we have made some in the past and will continue to do so if we feel that they lead to a better experience. We understand that adapting to changes takes effort from our users. We will do our best to notify the community ahead of time and refrain from making breaking changes unnecessarily.