About
Using Copilot Extensions requires a GitHub Copilot license.
An Admin must enable access for organization or enterprise use.
Category
Supported languages
JavaScript, Python, Java, TypeScript, and Dockerfile
From the developer
Developers can use @docker
to learn about containerization, for generating Docker assets for local development workflows, or analyzing project vulnerabilities with Docker Scout.
Docker in GitHub Copilot
- Generate the right Docker assets for your project: Get help containerizing your application and watch it generate the
Dockerfile
,docker-compose.yml
, and.dockerignore
files tailored to your project’s languages and file structure: “@docker
How would I use Docker to containerize this project?” - Open a Pull Request with the assets to save you time: With your consent, the Docker extension can open a PR with these generated Docker assets on GitHub, allowing you to review and merge them at your convenience.
- Find project vulnerabilities with Docker Scout: The Docker extension also integrates with Docker Scout to surface a high-level summary of detected vulnerabilities and provide the next steps to continue using Scout in your terminal via CLI: “
@docker
can you help me find vulnerabilities in my project?”
Docker for GitHub Copilot in early access. Have feedback? Please file an issue.
Ask @docker to help you add a Dockerfile to your project
Pricing and setup
Free for both open source and private projects
Free
Free for both open source and private projects
Docker for GitHub Copilot is provided by a third-party and is governed by separate terms of service, privacy policy, and support documentation