Seems like you're missing a "subdiff": a diff on the would-be diff. You would have spotted the regression on the text shadow. Without subdiffs, you're going to have to re-review the whole thing, even though just one small thing changed.
The concept is a no-brainer and I can't wait to use it. I've been using Copilot in the IDE and it can be helpful. But it feels really limited when you ask it how to implement something across multiple files and it tells you a step-by-step guide and then you say "now please make the changes in my repo" and it says "As an AI, I don't have the ability to make changes to files..." (at least, that's the chat window). I know the in-editor Copilot can generate code in the current file but I don't believe it can do so in the whole repo
I literally cannot wait to be able to use this, I feel like it could finally let me creativity run free. Man what I wouldn't give to be a part of that waitlist.
The basic functions of Copilot have decent UX but for working with a larger project, it's annoying because it doesn't care much about imports and functions in other files.
I have a similar issue, where I am using a JDK 21 application and it is giving me javax library error. Since in JDK 21 javax is not supported and need to use jakarta but not able to find anywhere in my project a javax library hope github copilot will help me resolve the issue. I do not have a subscription but now i am thinking
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I love the use case starting from issues. I find it works well when there is a bit of conversation in the issue.
Seems like you're missing a "subdiff": a diff on the would-be diff. You would have spotted the regression on the text shadow. Without subdiffs, you're going to have to re-review the whole thing, even though just one small thing changed.
The concept is a no-brainer and I can't wait to use it. I've been using Copilot in the IDE and it can be helpful. But it feels really limited when you ask it how to implement something across multiple files and it tells you a step-by-step guide and then you say "now please make the changes in my repo" and it says "As an AI, I don't have the ability to make changes to files..." (at least, that's the chat window). I know the in-editor Copilot can generate code in the current file but I don't believe it can do so in the whole repo
Can't wait for this to be a built in flow into VSCode and IntelliJ so we can do this locally instead of on a browser.
I literally cannot wait to be able to use this, I feel like it could finally let me creativity run free. Man what I wouldn't give to be a part of that waitlist.
The basic functions of Copilot have decent UX but for working with a larger project, it's annoying because it doesn't care much about imports and functions in other files.
This is impressive but where was the unit test? I would like to see Copilot update an already existing unit test file and slot in a new unit test
Amazing progress, looking forward in the waiting list.
Do you have a complete tutorial guided? Thanks !!!
Awesome video🎉
I have a similar issue, where I am using a JDK 21 application and it is giving me javax library error. Since in JDK 21 javax is not supported and need to use jakarta but not able to find anywhere in my project a javax library hope github copilot will help me resolve the issue. I do not have a subscription but now i am thinking
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How do i get this and how do I get back in my github acct after bad actors have not only taken over but also replicated github itself. Please help