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GitHub Copilot for Azure just shipped with an important addition since its debut at Ignite 2024 as a private preview, becoming an autonomous operator for DevOps workflows.

If GitHub Copilot is not working or is not responding in Visual Studio or VS Code, it's most likely facing an authentication, network, or compatibility issue.

GitHub has launched a powerful AI coding agent in Copilot that writes code, fixes bugs, and opens pull requests.

Microsoft just gave GitHub Copilot the power to create, modify, and submit code independently. Here's what this approach means for developers, workflows, and the future of programming careers.

GitHub adds agentic capabilities to its Copilot coding assistant, competing with other more asynchronous coding platforms.

Copilot exposes private GitHub pages, some removed by Microsoft Repositories, once set to public and later to private, still accessible through Copilot.