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I'd first check if Ctrl-? is being eaten by the OS. You can test the feature without using that key binding by using Edit > Command by Name and entering command ai-suggest-next
You can also bring up the AI tool from the Tools menu, select Show Console in its Options menu, and then try the command either as above or with Ctrl-?. The console should show everything we send to OpenAI and the responses and any error messages.
Actually, trying AI Refactoring in the AI tool would be another way to check if the OpenAI connection is working.
Failing that, if something is also going wrong with logging to the console, then you can look at the IDE log, or send it to us with Help > Submit Bug Report. It's the file ide.log in the settings directory, which varies in location but is ~/.wingpro10 on macOS and Linux and something like c:\Users\${username}\AppData\Roaming\Wing Pro 10 on Windows.
I'm treating this as a feature request, since this should be mentioned in the docs.
I'd first check if Ctrl-? is being eaten by the OS. You can test the feature without using that key binding by using Edit > Command by Name and entering command ai-suggest-next
You can also bring up the AI tool from the Tools menu, select Show Console in its Options menu, and then try the command either as above or with Ctrl-?. The console should show everything we send to OpenAI and the responses and any error messages.
Actually, trying AI Refactoring in the AI tool would be another way to check if the OpenAI connection is working.
Failing that, if something is also going wrong with logging to the console, then you can look at the IDE log, or send it to us with Help > Submit Bug Report. It's the file ide.log in the settings directory, which varies in location but is ~/.wingpro10 on macOS and Linux and something like c:\Users\${username}\AppData\Roaming\Wing Pro 10 on Windows.
I'm treating this as a feature request, since this should be mentioned in the docs.