Copilot should not use the code from the workspace to answer the query

[wasertech]

Type: Bug

User: Let's make a project to do this and that in a particular way.
Assistant: does this (but not really that - maybe because that almost exists already but not really -)
User: tests this and updates it slightly
User: "@workspace Ok this part of the code is fine, now let's make that like I mentioned."
Assistant: Literally replies with the code of the workspace
User: That's what I have already... you should not do that.

Extension version: 0.23.2
VS Code version: Code 1.96.3 (91fbdddc47bc9c09064bf7acf133d22631cbf083, 2025-01-09T18:14:09.060Z)
OS version: Linux x64 6.11.11-1-MANJARO
Modes:

A/B Experiments

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[wasertech]

Tbh my query was very difficult to begin with due to it complexity and the environment it was emitted. It managed this real fine, witch was to write a smart contract in rust and this to use an obscure framework on GitHub for the FE btw. Already had a dummy FE in the workspace.