fix: Element inspector AI reference now works in Cursor #1809
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@jwajgelt I think we should make 1.14.1 with this and the fix you are working on
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#1732 used to only work in VSCode. This PR makes it work in Cursor. Support for other editors will be introduced in a separate PR, as right now, this feature cannot even be enabled on editors other than VSCode or Cursor due to how feature permissions & licensing are implemented. ### How Has This Been Tested: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/cd49ffb0-fbd6-435c-9476-afadf4aecdf0 ### How Has This Change Been Documented: TBD: Will see if docs need updating
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#1732 used to only work in VSCode. This PR makes it work in Cursor.
Support for other editors will be introduced in a separate PR, as right now, this feature cannot even be enabled on editors other than VSCode or Cursor due to how feature permissions & licensing are implemented.
How Has This Been Tested:
Screen.Recording.2025-12-10.at.18.25.31.mov
How Has This Change Been Documented:
TBD: Will see if docs need updating