Download the Visual Studio 2019, either Professional Edition or Enterprise Edition, from Microsoft and start to run the installation: Learn more about Copilot for Individuals and Copilot for Business on the GitHub website.As a developer, we always have a chance to install Visual Studio either Professional Edition or Enterprise Edition, and we might meet the same issues, such as choosing components, in each installation. I will screenshot the installation process here, to avoid the duplicated work in each installation, with a brief discussion.Īlthough the latest version of Visual Studio is 2022, this installation is based on the current Visual Studio 2019. Then check out this guide.Ĭopilot is free for GitHub verified students and maintainers of popular open-source projects. To get started with GitHub Copilot, make sure you are on version 17.4.4 or later of Visual Studio 2022. In Visual Studio, click Extensions > Extension Manager > Updates to get the latest version of GitHub Copilot. If you have version 1.77 or earlier of GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio, your extension will not manually update. Developers may need to manually update to version 1.84 of Copilot.
Accept the prediction to understand the proposed code with the help of syntax highlighting and tooltip that appears when hovering on a symbol. Press `Left CTRL` button to hide the IntelliSense menu if they want to peek at a multi-line predictionĢ. To preview the prediction, you can either…ġ.
Press Left CTRL to hide the IntelliSense list or accept the prediction to understand the code with syntax highlighting/IntelliSense. Prior to this release, users of Copilot in Visual Studio had to choose between accepting a Copilot completion or opening the IntelliSense list, at which point the Copilot prediction would no longer show. It’s particularly helpful in combination with the starred completions that Visual Studio’s build-in IntelliCode AI provides with member ranking in the IntelliSense list. This helps you explore and get just the code completion you’re looking for. With the latest release (version 1.84+), Copilot predictions are not only visible when the IntelliSense list when the IntelliSense is open, but your IntelliSense selection also steers the prediction offered by Copilot. Press TAB to accept the IntelliSense member, then TAB again to accept the Copilot prediction. With the latest version of GitHub Copilot, changing your selection in Visual Studio’s IntelliSense list steers the GitHub Copilot with additional context about your code, so you can easily explore the single and multi-line code completions to get just the code you need. TL:DR GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio’s built-in AI assistance features are now better together.
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