My VScode extensions for Ruby on rails development

[@DevoutJourney]

I have a weird issue in VS code. Everytime I click somewhere new, I have to keep hitting insert until I can actually type. How the hell do I get rid of this?

[@MalachiRails]

I have had this issue before and solved it using these steps that ChatGPT gave me. GPT: It sounds like you have accidentally enabled the "Overtype" mode in Visual Studio Code, which causes new text to replace existing text when you type. To disable this mode and return to the normal insert mode, you can try the following: Press the Insert key on your keyboard: This key is usually located near the top-right corner of the main keyboard area. Pressing it once should toggle the overtype mode off. Check the status bar: Visual Studio Code usually displays the current mode in the status bar at the bottom of the window. Look for the letters "OVR" or "INS" on the right side of the status bar. If you see "OVR," it means overtype mode is enabled. You can click on it to toggle the mode. Use the command palette: Press "Ctrl+Shift+P" (or "Cmd+Shift+P" on macOS) to open the command palette. Type "Overtype" and you should see an option called "Toggle Overtype Mode." Select it, and it will disable the overtype mode. END GPT Hopefully, one of these methods will resolve the issue for you and allow you to type normally without having to hit the Insert key repeatedly.

[@DevoutJourney]

@@MalachiRails thank you so much! I’ll try this immediatley I was going Fuckin bonkers

[@MalachiRails]

@@DevoutJourney Your welcome

[@DevoutJourney]

@@MalachiRails I finally got it!! I had the vim extension installed and then uninstalled it and it works perfectly hahaha

[@MalachiRails]

@@DevoutJourney That's great man so happy to hear! Good job

[@mosclov]

when trying to use bootstrap extension on a erb file the snippets dont show up, any idea how to fix it?

[@MalachiRails]

Weird. Never heard of this issue before sorry.

[@andreoli9922]

Whats your Theme Color for coding?

[@MalachiRails]

Just dark light

[@azizdevfull]

really useful video : )

[@MalachiRails]

Ty