Code blocks overflow on Chat interface

In the new UI, when I put a code block into Chat, the Block overflows in such a way that I cannot see what I've entered.

Looks like this (I cannot scroll to left to see content I entered):

Steps to reproduce

1. Open Agentic Chat
2. Add a markdown code block. Here is exactly what I added in the example above (copy-paste markdown version):

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in the docs directory of this project we have an AI glossary. Please add any terms from this conversation that aren't yet definied

Hi! Someone helped me with this in the past but I'd like to write it down somewhere. Those of us outside of fulfillment often use terminology incorrectly and it probably causes unnecessary confusion. Some definitions I'd like help with: Add-on: Duo Core / Duo Pro / Duo Enterprise User add-on assignment: When a user is has an add-on assigned. License: GitLab Premium or GitLab Ultimate Subscription: When a top level group or instance has a license. :white_check_mark: 1

3 replies

Jessie Young Monday at 7:05 PM I guess there is a wrinkle for Duo Core here because those add-ons are for a namespace not a user so we look up user memberships and see if any of those are in an namespace with an add-on assignment. Is this correct?

Diana Zubova Tuesday at 6:41 AM Great question @jessie Young! Let me bring some clarity here Add-ons : Correct + Compute minutes and storage User add-on assignment: Correct License: is specifically for Self-Managed GitLab instances. Premium and Ultimate, depending on customer subscription. Subscription: Which tier you're using (Free, Premium, or Ultimate). Think of it this way SaaS: You only have a subscription - no license file needed since GitLab manages everything Self-managed: You have both a subscription (what you pay for) and a license file (what you upload to activate those features) To make you even more confused we also have a a community/education subscriptions that are free for specific customers (like schools) but actually offer paid-tier level features :sweat_smile: 6:46 Duo Core is for namespace this is correct :thumbsup: