Copilot, an artificial intelligence code tool jointly developed by GitHub and OpenAI, has finally started to support Visual Studio 2022. All developers with technical preview rights can use this new feature. In addition, Copilot has also added programming languages. Support, can provide .NET advice.
When the developer enters the code, Copilot will automatically suggest the code that may be needed. The developer can press the Tab key to accept it, or ignore the suggestion and continue to input. Copilot will continue to guess what the developer is doing based on the input, and provide For more suggestions, developers can use shortcut keys, clear all suggestions, or browse other candidates for suggestions.
Since the June 2021 release of Copilot’s technical preview, GitHub has continued to update Copilot’s functionality, and is now finally adding Visual Studio 2022 support, which has been requested by many users. Before using the Copilot extension of Visual Studio 2022, users need to have the technical preview version permission and authorize Visual Studio 2022 to connect to the Copilot service after installation. After confirming that the connection is complete, developers can start using Copilot in Visual Studio 2022.
In Visual Studio 2022, Copilot can provide various code suggestions, especially the programming language .NET. GitHub mentioned that when the code comments provided by developers are more specific, Copilot can create code according to the developer’s intent. Developers who do not have GitHub Copilot technical preview access can still register for the shortlist and obtain Copilot preview access as soon as possible.