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Rob Bos
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2008
Copilot features - videos - Ice breakers
Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms
In this video Randy Pagels shows us the Ice breakers feature of #GitHub #Copilot in Visual Studio, to get us started quickly with a common task.
#VisualStudio #GitHubCopilot
In this video Randy Pagels shows us the Ice breakers feature of #GitHub #Copilot in Visual Studio, to get us started quickly with a common task.
#VisualStudio #GitHubCopilot
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GitHub Copilot Features - What is GitHub Copilot
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms Rob explains on a high level what #GitHub #Copilot is and what you can expect. The different license types are explained and where you can find certain functionality. #GitHubCopilot
GitHub Copilot Features - Content exclusions
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms This video shows what you can configure with Content Exclusions for #GitHub #Copilot and prevent certain files, folders or repositories to be send to Copilot and limit uploading your data. This can be helpful for example for .env files that should not be send to Copilot.
GitHub Copilot Features - Suggestions
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms Liuba Gonta shows how #GitHub #Copilot integrates in your IDE to help you with coding suggestions while you are typing. This greatly speeds up your coding flow. #GitHubCopilot
GitHub Copilot Features - Metrics API
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms This video is about the #GitHub #Copilot Metrics API and shows you some of the information that admins can get out of the API when you are part of a Copilot Business or Enterprise license.
GitHub Copilot Features - Chat
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms In this video Liuba Gonta shows how the Chat functionality works with #GitHub #Copilot inside of VS Code. Learn about @-agents, slash commands and hashtag commands!
Copilot features - videos - GitHub Mobile
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms In this video Rob shows you some of the integrations of #GitHub #Copilot in the GitHub Mobile application, helping you out on the go!
Copilot features - videos - Commit messages
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms This video is about the feature in most editors that have GitHub Copilot available, where you can have your commit message generated for you!
Copilot features - videos - Multi file Edits with GitHub Copilot
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms In this video Randy Pagels shows you how to use GitHub Copilot to update multiple files at once with the new Edits functionality! This can greatly improve making changes in for example both your code and your tests for that code, all in one go.
Copilot features - videos - PR Summary
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms In this video Randy Pagels shows you how the PR Summary feature of GitHub Copilot works. It helps you write better pull requests descriptions by looking at the changeset you are trying to merge!
Copilot features - videos: Code review and comments
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms In this video, Randy Pagels shows us how the code review features in VS Code help to get faster feedback on a pull request.
Copilot features - videos - GitHub Copilot Models
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms In this video Randy Pagels shows the different model options you can choose from in GitHub Copilot and when to use what.
PR Body generation in VS Code
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Using #githubcopilot to create a pull request body, right from inside your Visual Studio Code environment! A nice step up from my own PR messages 😉
Copilot features - videos Business - 13: user instructions
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms This video shows how you can use "User Instructions" in VS Code to be part of your "system prompt" and guide Copilot to use more specific instructions, for example that the project you are working with needs a specific version (think Python 2 vs Python 3), or indicate more information about your working e...
GitHub features - videos: Business - 9: Code explanation
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Video for the #githubcopilot feature highlights from the series on github-copilot.xebia.ms This video shows how you can use GitHub Copilot to get more information about your code using the /explain command or using the Chat interface
GitHub features - videos: Business - 4: CLI assistance
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GitHub features - videos: Business - 4: CLI assistance
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 9
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 9
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 8
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 8
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 7
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 7
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 6
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 6
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 5
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 5
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 4
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 4
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 3
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 3
GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 2
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of Enlightenment - Level 2
GitHub Copilot - Levels of enlightenment - Level 1
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GitHub Copilot - Levels of enlightenment - Level 1
GitHub Copilot Workspace - first experience
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GitHub Copilot Workspace - first experience
This was exactly what I needed. Thank you :)
Nothing about SKUs here
thanks again for taking the time to share your tips. Much appreciated.
Really good tutorial and resource! Thank you! Rob.
Thanks a lot for telling me! It helps to realize why I keep sharing content 🥰
Hey Rob, thanks for taking the time to share your experience with copilot. Very helpful. I look forward to seeing the rest of the series.
Thanks for letting me know! It really helps to know people are watching and liking the info I share!
Is it safe to use, I mean suppose I have 300 repositories and 70% needs update then will there be any issue updating?
Hi @happysiji, it's not updating the repo completely by it self, although you could configure it that way. There can always be issues upgrading your fork, merge conflicts happen every once in a while. It depends if you are actively working in the fork and if you are doing so in your own branch. So there are ways to safe guard against merge conflicts. So far I have used this a lot with forked GitHub Actions, and that works perfectly as we do not make changes in our fork.
@@Rob-Bos ok will the fork updater work for my account rather than the organisation? I don't have any organisation in GitHub, how can i update forks in my account only?
@@happysirji It works for user accounts as well
@@Rob-Bos well I tried but it is showing 0 updates. Although i have checked manually many repos need to be synced and updated.
Thanks Rob, i set another email for notifications.
Great this was useful! Thanks for letting me know!
Ah tô achando o fantasma q tava oculto parabéns vcs foram gênios mas a verdade apareça
👊 𝓅𝓇𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓈𝓂
Hi Rob, greate video, thanks a lot.Is GITHUB_TOKEN relevant only for GitHub Actions?
It is only available from GitHub Actions (so in a workflow). But it has access to everything IN the repo: issues, pr’s AND code
Hey Rob, that's some really interesting works! I am wondering if it simple for the organization to pinpoint the exact version (sha, release tag, etc.) of the GitHub action to add and whether they can update the version latter one (in the case if the current version is not good enough for example). Thanks
Hi Nhân, not yet, this is v0.1 so to say :-D. We fork over the entire action as is at the moment of the fork. For updates we use the github.com/rajbos/github-fork-updater repo. Still thinking what will happen if we want to allow v1 to be used, v2 not (because of a vulnerability issue for example), but then do allow v3 again... That seems like a hard problem to solve.
@@Rob-Bos Yes, I agree😅. Anw, looking forward to more progress from this work!
I love the irony of writing a GitLab script using GitHub's new shiny tech :-)
Yep, have to right something to use at my customer, but storing it in GitHub to share with the community of course 😏. Luckily DevOps is not a tool 😬
whyUseSuchLongFunctionNames
Why not? The IDE helps you with code completion and now I have a descriptive name.
Yep, short, non-descriptive function names came about when computers didn't have much memory. Now that we do, we can be more descriptive.
@@Rob-Bos actually it's fine, if you saw some of mine... It can be tedious to manage long names, with this AI not anymore I guess!
Another book after reading the poenix project is the unicorn project.
Forgot to mention that pair programming is also a tool you can use to implement the Four Eyes principal! This encourages even more collaboration and can build a stronger team spirit.
whats four eye principle in Billing and collection point of view... Please if u could help TIA
@@sapnasapna8364 I'd mostly focus on the setup and who can change them. You want to make that a shared responsibility (not having the knowledge in one persons head) and keep track of changes together (keeping the knowledge up to date) as well as having that extra set off eyes to prevent errors during the changes.
@@Rob-Bos Thanks