Frequent Rate Limit Issues When Calling GitHub Copilot via VSCode + Cline + VSCodeLM #150373
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It operates on a token-based system. The rate at which tokens are consumed depends on the speed of usage and the interval between prompts. A higher frequency of usage brings the user closer to the system's limit. If the limit is reached, access is temporarily restricted, but it will be restored after a few minutes. The longer the user waits before resuming, the further they move from reaching the limit again. Additionally, when utilizing Cline or Roo code (Roo Cline), the token limit is reached more quickly than anticipated, sometimes within as little as five minutes. |
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Subject: Inquiry about Token - based System Limit on GitHub Copilot
Dear GitHub Copilot Team,
I'm writing to express my sincere gratitude for the assistance provided by GitHub Copilot. It has significantly enhanced my coding efficiency. However, I've encountered some challenges regarding the token - based system.
I understand from your previous response that the token consumption is related to usage speed and prompt intervals, and reaching the limit leads to temporary access restrictions. I've been trying to manage my usage by waiting for a while after the limit is reached and adjusting my usage frequency. But when using Cline or Roo code, the limit still gets reached alarmingly fast, sometimes within just five minutes.
I was wondering if you could offer any additional strategies or tips to better manage this situation. Are there any specific best practices for using Copilot with Cline or Roo code to avoid hitting the limit so quickly? Also, is there any way to increase my token allowance, perhaps through some kind of verification or subscription upgrade?
Your insights and suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thank you for your time and continued support in making GitHub Copilot an even better tool.
Best regards,
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发送时间: 2025年2月1日 8:07
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主题: Re: [community/community] Frequent Rate Limit Issues When Calling GitHub Copilot via VSCode + Cline + VSCodeLM (Discussion #150373)
It operates on a token-based system. The rate at which tokens are consumed depends on the speed of usage and the interval between prompts. A higher frequency of usage brings the user closer to the system's limit. If the limit is reached, access is temporarily restricted, but it will be restored after a few minutes. The longer the user waits before resuming, the further they move from reaching the limit again. Additionally, when utilizing Cline or Roo code (Roo Cline), the token limit is reached more quickly than anticipated, sometimes within as little as five minutes.
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Dear sir,
Hello!
I am Jackie. Currently, I am using your token - based system. During the usage process, I've noticed that when using Cline, the token limit is reached much faster than expected, which has had some impact on my workflow.
I am well aware that you are highly experienced and professional in this field. So, I venture to ask if there are any effective methods to extend the token limit time when using Cline. Whether it's operation techniques, parameter adjustments, or any other relevant suggestions, I'm eagerly looking forward to your insights.
Thank you very much for taking the precious time to read my email. I'm looking forward to your reply, which will enable me to make better use of your system in my work. If necessary, I'm also more than willing to provide more details about my usage scenarios.
Best regards,
Jackie Y.Shen
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发件人: Caner452 ***@***.***>
发送时间: 2025年2月1日 13:20
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主题: Re: [community/community] Frequent Rate Limit Issues When Calling GitHub Copilot via VSCode + Cline + VSCodeLM (Discussion #150373)
@> Jeton tabanlı bir sistemle çalışır. Jetonların tüketildiği hız, kullanım hızına ve istemler arasındaki aralığa bağlıdır. Daha yüksek bir kullanım sıklığı kullanıcıyı sistemin sınırına yaklaştırır. Sınıra ulaşıldığında erişim geçici olarak kısıtlanır, ancak birkaç dakika sonra geri yüklenir. Kullanıcı devam etmeden önce ne kadar uzun süre beklerse, sınıra tekrar ulaşmaktan o kadar uzaklaşır. Ayrıca, Cline veya Roo kodu (Roo Cline) kullanıldığında, jeton sınırına tahmin edilenden daha hızlı, bazen beş dakika kadar kısa bir sürede ulaşılır.
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I have this same issue. I thought claude usage was unlimited with paying for github pro? |
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Dear GitHub Community Administrators and fellow developers,
I'm encountering a severe rate limit problem while using GitHub Copilot, which has significantly affected my work efficiency. I'm hoping to get some help here.
Environment Information
Problem Description
During normal use, I usually receive the "rate limit exceeded" error prompt within less than half an hour of working, after which I can no longer use the relevant functions of GitHub Copilot.
1. Detailed Operation Steps and Scenarios Where the Problem Occurs
My Attempts and Troubleshooting
Impact on Me
Due to the frequent occurrence of this problem, I can't use GitHub Copilot smoothly to assist my code writing work, which has greatly reduced my development efficiency and brought great trouble to my work.
I really hope this problem can be solved and the normal use of GitHub Copilot can be restored. If more information is needed or further troubleshooting is required, please feel free to contact me. Thank you very much for your help!
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