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Are you using GitHub Copilot Chat? Here are three reasons why we love using GitHub Copilot Chat. Try it out today in VS Code and Visual Studio 👉 copilot.github.com #githubcopilot #gitub #githubactions

In this episode, we'll walk you through the essentials of setting up GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code. Learn how to customize Copilot settings, explore Copilot suggestions, and harness the power of the Copilot context menu to supercharge your coding experience. #github #githubcopilot #vscode

Dive deep into the world of GitHub Copilot with our latest episode! Join us as we demystify the powerful Copilot Agents within Visual Studio Code. In this session, we explore the functionality of three key agents: @workspace, @vscode, and @terminal. #github #githubcopilot

Trace Public Code Matches in GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code | https://lnkd.in/egAds42Z Here I teach you how to manage GitHub Copilot's public code matching feature in VS Code. GitHub Docs article on public code matching: https://lnkd.in/emNW_ayu

📢 Microsoft Devblogs: Let GitHub Copilot draft of your pull request description Summary: GitHub Copilot is now able to help you write better pull request descriptions. This feature looks at your code changes and creates a helpful summary that you can then edit and customize. This saves you time and makes it easier for others to understand your code when they review your pull request. To use this feature, you need Visual Studio version 17.10 or later, an active GitHub Copilot subscription, and the GitHub Copilot component installed. You can find the option to generate a description within the "Create a Pull Request" window. GitHub is also asking for feedback on this feature so they can continue to improve it. Source 🔗: https://lnkd.in/g4_sEw_7 Curated with ❤️ via https://lnkd.in/dAQMAegz, aggregating 150+ #tech blogs on a single feed! ✨ Subscribe to Techflix Daily: https://lnkd.in/gDnfiRrb

In this video, we explore an exciting experimental feature recently released in Visual Studio Code—automatic generation of unit tests based on code coverage. This feature is a game-changer for developers looking to enhance their unit testing processes. Often, we already have a set of unit tests and need a way to add new ones based on code modifications or to improve code coverage metrics. This new feature helps developers do just that by generating relevant test cases to fill coverage gaps or address changes in the code. #github #githubcopilot #copilot #unittest

Have you tried GitHub Copilot integrated into Visual Studio Code (VS Code)? It suggests whole lines or blocks of code as you type. Should you use it? I believe everyone should explore and decide for themselves. Check out my latest hands-on tutorial on YouTube to see it in action! 🎥

GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered assistant that integrates with Visual Studio, helping you write code, automate repetitive tasks, and optimize your workflow. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting out, GitHub Copilot enhances your coding experience by providing code completions, writing functions, and even fixing bugs. It’s like having an extra pair of hands in your development process. This video, a new recording of a video from a few months ago (to address audio issues), will help you take the firs steps: Getting Started with GitHub Copilot | https://buff.ly/47aY6nl by the Microsoft Visual Studio team

GitHub Copilot Completions and GitHub Copilot Chat in Visual Studio enable enhanced AI-assisted development, helping you be more productive when writing code. Here’s how to install, uninstall, or hide the copilot badge: https://msft.it/6043lY1Nt

This is so powerful! The GitHub Pull Requests Visual Studio Code extension now lets you talk about PRs and Issues using @GitHubCopilot