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Following up on this issue - the CodeTogether extension runs on the WSL side as it provides more efficient access to language features for remote clients. Unfortunately the way Proposed APIs now works in VS Code, the Windows side of VS Code (on the main OS) also requires authorization to access Proposed APIs.
To workaround this issue, you can either:
Run a short CodeTogether session on the Windows side to enable Proposed APIs there
Follow the following steps to manually activate Proposed APIs on the host side:
From the command palette, run the Preferences: Configure Runtime Arguments command and check if genuitecllc.codetogether is added to the enable-proposed-api entry, for example it should look like the following. If not present, simply add it and restart VS Code.
Describe the bug
Same as #352
CodeTogether Host
IDE Participant
Not applicable
Browser Participant
Not applicable
Additional context
Not applicable
Workaround (if any)
See #366 (comment)
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