Why is that when v0 starts going on a tangent and I click STOP that it doesn’t stop and it just completely re-writes your entire application? Why have a stop button when it doesn’t work?
I dont understand why all these errors are now popping up EVERYWHERE. You gain trust in using a platform and then all of a sudden everything just seems broke. Commands you once gave do something completely different now. The Auto-Diag is still isn’t fixed nor has it been adressed.
It wont even properly create a simple user auth anymore…
Like seriously what is going on? Is it too much for developers to ask for you all to maybe make an annoucement when your silently pushing updates to your prodcution so that maybe it doesn’t “screw” some of us? Best part is I just loaded my damn tokens back up and now I cant get anything done unless i pull everything over to VS and go back to hard coding like its 2002.
This big of an organization and you all dont have a sr. level engineer monitoring the forums?
Hi @devglyphx-6325, I’m sorry that you’re running into so many issues lately. I’m passing on the feedback to the v0 team. In the meantime, could you share a chat URL after making it private?
Our team is working on a fix for this and I’ll update here once it’s published.
Right on, appreciate it! ![]()
Hi @devglyphx-6325, our team patched this one. Could you confirm if this issue is still happening for you?
from my side of things, I did experience this same issue a couple times, but as of now it all seems to be working smoothly. So that patch seems to have worked. Awesome fix by the team!![]()
Hey everyone, just a few tips to avoid losing work while v0’s stop button and auto-fix are acting up ![]()
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Save your work immediately
– git commit, copy files, whatever you need to make sure nothing is overwritten. -
Disable auto-diagnostics / auto-fix
in the extension if possible. -
Use a manual, light-touch approach
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Ask v0 for plain text patches or snippet guidance
instead of letting it auto-apply. -
Don’t let the agent auto-apply changes to your workspace
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This way you still get the help you need without risking the whole project getting rewritten ![]()
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Where do you disable the auto-diagnostics/auto-fix, ive been looking for it for 4 days?
Hey, quick correction from my side ![]()
I mentioned disabling auto-diagnostics/auto-fix, but it looks like v0 doesn’t currently have a proper toggle for that. That’s my mistake. sorry, the v0 doesn’t currently expose a proper toggle for auto-fix, and it’s not a full Git environment either. So ask for snippets only ( guiding it with prompts avoiding ), and saving/exporting your code outside v0 when possible. Appreciate you pointing it out ![]()
