While this article is VS Code-specific, much of it also pertains to GitHub Copilot chat integration into the Visual Studio IDE. For more on that, a good place to start is the March 22 blog post from ...

Getting started with GitHub Copilot is straightforward. You’ll need to head over to the Extensions view in VS Code, which you can find by clicking the square icon on the sidebar or by using the ...

GitHub Copilot for Azure is now available in Public Preview inside Visual Studio 2022 (version 17.14 or later). The new ...

Microsoft has launched a public preview of GitHub Copilot for Azure, a new Visual Studio extension that uses AI agents to ...

The latest offering of Visual Studio contains many features. It has come a long way since it was released. Well, let’s just quickly dive in on how a beginner can get started with VS. So, first ...

Anyone who has used GitHub Copilot will tell you that it’s incredibly useful. But they’ll also tell you it’s incredibly ...

You can go to the Extension tab in Visual Studio or VS Code, look for GitHub Copilot, and remove it. Then, from the Extensions tab itself, add the extension, and check if the issue persists.

In 2015, Microsoft launched its answer to that question: Visual Studio Code. At heart, VS Code is a text editor, based on GitHub’s cross-platform Electron framework.