❓ Troubleshooting
The Continue VS Code extension is currently in beta, and the Intellij extension is in Alpha. If you are having trouble, please follow the steps below.
Check the logs
To solve many problems, the first step is reading the logs to find the relevant error message. To do this, follow these steps:
VS Code
cmd+shift+p(MacOS) /ctrl+shift+p(Windows)- Search for and then select "Developer: Toggle Developer Tools"
- This will open the Chrome DevTools window
- Select the
Consoletab - Read the console logs
JetBrains
Open ~/.continue/core.log. The most recent logs are found at the bottom of the file.
Configure Certificates
If you're seeing a fetch failed error and your network requires custom certificates, you will need to configure them in config.json. In each of the objects in the "models" array, add requestOptions.caBundlePath like this:
{
"models": [
{
"title": "My Model",
...
"requestOptions": {
"caBundlePath": "/path/to/cert.pem"
}
}
],
...
}
You may also set requestOptions.caBundlePath to an array of paths to multiple certificates.
Download a Newer Version
If you are using an older version of the Continue extension, particularly one which depends on the separate Python server, we would recommend downloading the latest version of the extension, as we are constantly making bug fixes and are likely to have solved any major issues.
Download an Older Version
If you've tried everything, reported an error, know that a previous version was working for you, and are waiting to hear back, you can try downloading an older version of the extension.
For VS Code, All versions are hosted on the Open VSX Registry here. Once you've downloaded the extension, which will be a .vsix file, you can install it manually by following the instructions here.
You can find older versions of the JetBrains extension on their marketplace, which will walk you through installing from disk.
Still having trouble?
Create a GitHub issue here, leaving the details of your problem, and we'll be able to more quickly help you out.