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When using the /feedback command from cmdc and opening the template to create the issue, the version, terminal, and shell fields cannot be changed; they are automatically overwritten, making it impossible to create a good report this way (from cmdc).
Expected Behavior
These fields should be changeable, just as they can be changed when creating an issue without using /feedback.
Actual Behavior
When using the /feedback command from cmdc and opening the template to create the issue, the version, terminal, and shell fields cannot be changed; they are automatically overwritten, making it impossible to create a good report this way (from cmdc).
Steps to reproduce the issue
Run /feedback from cmdc.
Try changing the text in the version, shell, and terminal input fields.
Observe how they restart automatically, making it impossible to type.
Command Code Version
v1.3.1
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
vscode
Shell
cmd.exe
Additional context
Here a video showing the problem:
error.123456789.mp4
Account: Ariel-GonzAguer ✔
Model: Command Code · DeepSeek V4 Pro
Branch: main
Worktree: codigo-codigo
Repository: Ariel-GonzAguer/codigo-codigo
Taste: Active · Learning on
Directory: codigo-codigo
Skills: 70 (70 user, 0 project)
Agents: 6 (6 user, 0 project)
System: Windows x64 · vscode · cmd.exe · Node v22.17.1
Summary
When using the /feedback command from cmdc and opening the template to create the issue, the version, terminal, and shell fields cannot be changed; they are automatically overwritten, making it impossible to create a good report this way (from cmdc).
Expected Behavior
These fields should be changeable, just as they can be changed when creating an issue without using /feedback.
Actual Behavior
When using the /feedback command from cmdc and opening the template to create the issue, the version, terminal, and shell fields cannot be changed; they are automatically overwritten, making it impossible to create a good report this way (from cmdc).
Steps to reproduce the issue
/feedbackfrom cmdc.Command Code Version
v1.3.1
Operating System
Windows
Terminal/IDE
vscode
Shell
cmd.exe
Additional context
Here a video showing the problem:
error.123456789.mp4
Account: Ariel-GonzAguer ✔
Model: Command Code · DeepSeek V4 Pro
Branch: main
Worktree: codigo-codigo
Repository: Ariel-GonzAguer/codigo-codigo
Taste: Active · Learning on
Directory: codigo-codigo
Skills: 70 (70 user, 0 project)
Agents: 6 (6 user, 0 project)
System: Windows x64 · vscode · cmd.exe · Node v22.17.1