Get to know GitHub Copilot in VS Code and be productive IMMEDIATELY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- This video takes you through all of the places to find GitHub Copilot in your editor and how to interact with it, along with best kept secret about Copilot that will dramatically increase your productivity almost immediately.
00:00 - Intro
00:26 - Ghost Text
01:25 - Copilot anticipates your next move
01:53 - Viewing all Ghost Text options
02:12 - Inline Chat
02:57 - Chat View / Sidebar
03:42 - Other places to find Copilot in the editor
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The most useful video on how to use Github Copilot in VS Code.
yes that's true
Excellent job! Very concise. And you also provided both windows and mac. Some programmers forget some of us are windows users lol. So great job including both!
ty! we use a lot of Windows ourselves here at MSFT... :)
Very informative and succinct. Thank you!
Thanks for your time! Excellent video and excellent explanation !
Thanks for the info!
Thank you for the guidance :)
Very useful, thank you :)
I don’t know why, but sometimes when I am in Chat it shows that it matches with public code, even after I changed settings of code visibility in GitHub
Thanks for showing how to partially accept ghost code. I didn't know it existed, and I was very frustrated by too many lines of code that I didn't really need.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Awesome 🔥🔥
TYVM
Thanks so much, you kicked me do it! I just did it!
Magic ✨
fire!
what iis the VS theme youre using ?
wonderful
Copilot is great, but sometimes I still need to get back to GPT (3.5) to solve some problems, where I need more general approach. I mean, it's to focused on code, and so even earlier and weaker llms are capable of solving some staff better.
Just got copilot but it refuses to work for me :/
It says it's enabled but I get no suggestions whatsoever
Ghost text doesn't seem to be available (at least for me) on Visual Studio (not vs code). And I can't find a setting that turns it on or off.
VS may have two extensions - one for Ghost Text and one for Chat. Can you confirm you have GitHub Copilot and GitHub Copilot Chat installed?
@@codeYep. Both are installed.
@@codeTurns out there's a Setting for line complete that needed to be set to true. It works now.
Hello,
how do I let Copilot index multiple files (like for a website project)?!
For ex: I'd like to let Copilot add a sign-up option, via Google / FB account.
How would you do that?
Thanks.
Have them opened in the editor, or specify @workspace in the Copilot Chat
@@Naej7 @workspace is the answer!
I mostly need it in edge cases and there it cant really help me... :(
Unless you are using 2 GitHub accounts. Then you can say goodbye to the Chat functionality. It just won't work. Then Copilot support will point fingers at the VSCode Team and vice versa
Inline chat is great but still need to be improved. When using it in jupyter notebooks instead of giving me one extra line of code it deletes all the previous code and just leaves me with the ‘answer to my question’
And readability is difficult as soon as the code it is modifying reaches 10 to 15 lines. There is yellow stuff green stuff red stuff. Some //// lines. Confusing
@@coopernik thanks for the feedback. We're aware that inline chat has some room for improvement and we're working on it!
I would also love it if it worked with the .NET interactive kernel and Polyglot notebooks.
Gitpilot = money
is there a way to find specific text from github copilot chat ?
like a search for chat history?
@@code yes
Can i get for free? if not what is the free alternative?
Is there any way to get it for free to learn it.
There’s a try of one month
And also cmd + enter is not working on Mac. Look on this issue
It looks like it's set to ctrl + enter on Mac. You can change it in your key bindings (search for "Open Completions Panel"). They should probably default to cmd instead of ctrl, but cmd + enter is also bound to "Inline Chat: Accept Changes" so they might have changed it to prevent a conflict.
CTRL+Enter (instead of CMD+Enter) works for me as described on macOS VS Code
Can't wait until Github Copilot has the year-old GPT-4.
It’s been powered by gpt4 since November
@@Simon-us4bn he's talking about turbo
@@Simon-us4bnHaters gotta hate
Visual Studio on MacOS:can't get to inline chat as Command-I gets trapped by VS!
being more productive and more productive, more productive and more productive. be more productive and more productive. at the end there are no human.
Note that Copilot won't be available during code interviews.
Only if the interview/employer is crappy or for very specific extraconfidential projects
@@TheMelo1993 if thats the case then i am sure more than 90 % of interviewers are crappy
This guy reminds me of Jo Koy
Not free...
I hate that you put a price on this
It’s $10/mo… lol It costs money and development to provide this service, after all.
That sidebar chat is stupid... I use GPT instead for long context problem now.
It’s good for small question only, I agree
It's not free
Plot Twist: The code shown at 0:44 is actually very bad and should not pass any checks.
I haven’t tried it, but it looks good to me
I just don’t know what the hell is the result variable doing here lol
Give me copilot for free .... I will watch all vs code copilot related videos 😅
I have watched all, give me copilot for free.
Pay up 😂
just do open source development
Dunbe a cheapskate
Students can get it for free as part of GitHub Student Pack. But I wouldn't recommend it for inexperienced freshmen students, they'd get too lazy to learn the fundamentals of programming and would simply become coders, without understanding a thing of what they're doing