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We're launching an official Supabase VS Code extension It uses GitHub copilot's new "Chat Participant" feature. Use it for: ◆ Copilot-guided database migrations ◆ Inspecting tables & views And browsing: ◆ Storage buckets ◆ Database Migrations ◆ Functions

Paul Copplestone - e/postgres

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Paul Copplestone — e/postgres2 years ago

Shout out to @thorwebdev and @anas_araid for this one See all the features in here ↓

Mohamed Oun2 years ago

@supabase @github wen @cursor_ai?

Mathew Chan2 years ago

@supabase @github Would love to see this work with @cursor_ai too!

Gokul2 years ago

@supabase @github Good one, improved dx for vscode!

Vitalii Rybka 🇺🇦2 years ago

@supabase @github Yay! One more super handy extension for VS Code. Definitely will give it a try.

Simon🌱🇳🇴🇪🇺2 years ago

@supabase @github I’ve been waiting for this!!

Nil Ni2 years ago

@supabase @github Thank u for making this, qq, can I use 1 Supabase auth for multiple site? Want to centralize user’s experience but accidentally made/bought too many sites

Paul Copplestone — e/postgres2 years ago

@supabase @github not easily unfortunately - I would recommend a new project for each site (or you can self-host many GoTrue servers pointing to the same database) It's something we'll look into eventually

Pitchlist2 years ago

@supabase @github Huge win! Thanks for shipping this!

Arne Wiese2 years ago

@supabase @github @WebStormIDE 👀

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