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[Bug] TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'filter') #428
This appears to be the same underlying problem reported in #403. In my case, it occurs in an Eclipse RCP application whose workspace has no standard Eclipse project.
I can also provide the following regression test:
Copilot 0.21.0.202608060743: issue reproduced
Copilot 0.21.0.202608261610_nightly: issue still reproduced
Copilot 0.20.0: works correctly in the same application and workspace
With both 0.21 builds, Agent mode fails with:
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'filter') (at tsx element AgentPrompt > UserMessage > SubagentListPrompt)
After downgrading to 0.20.0, Agent mode works without creating or importing a project. A locally configured MCP server is also discovered and its tools can be invoked successfully.
No application, workspace, or MCP configuration changes were made between the tests. Only the Copilot Eclipse plug-in version changed.
Given the SubagentListPrompt stack location, could this regression be related to the sub-agent enablement changes introduced by #349?
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amvalente commentedon Sep 2, 2026
This appears to be the same underlying problem reported in #403. In my case, it occurs in an Eclipse RCP application whose workspace has no standard Eclipse project.
I can also provide the following regression test:
0.21.0.202608060743: issue reproduced0.21.0.202608261610_nightly: issue still reproduced0.20.0: works correctly in the same application and workspaceWith both 0.21 builds, Agent mode fails with:
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'filter') (at tsx element AgentPrompt > UserMessage > SubagentListPrompt)After downgrading to 0.20.0, Agent mode works without creating or importing a project. A locally configured MCP server is also discovered and its tools can be invoked successfully.
No application, workspace, or MCP configuration changes were made between the tests. Only the Copilot Eclipse plug-in version changed.
Given the
SubagentListPromptstack location, could this regression be related to the sub-agent enablement changes introduced by #349?tamasmiklossy commentedon Sep 2, 2026
Antonio Valente (@amvalente): seems these two issues are about the same problem, good catch!