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I have installed GitHub Copilot just for the sake of testing. However, none of the commands work.
For example if I try CTRL + Enter I get this error message:
command 'github.copilot.generate' not found
I am trying it with JS file.
I have latest Visual Studio Code and Copilot installed.
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Solution: make sure you're signed in to GitHub CoPilot Click the icon, and follow the prompts to sign in, then CoPilot should work. Show activity on this post. From the Menubar, go to View -> Output ; Choose GitHub Copilot from the pulldown on the left to see the log of what is going on in the background.
Search for GitHub Copilot in the search bar. Install Github Copilot and restart your Visual Studio Code. And at the bottom, you will see that GitHub Copilot has been activated.
According to Nat Friedman, GitHub's CEO when Copilot was released in beta, GitHub is legally in the clear because "training ML systems on public data is fair use." But, he also noted, "IP [intellectual property] and AI will be an interesting policy discussion around the world in the coming years." You can say that ...
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I had already signed up for the Technical preview and also accepted the invite for the same. Even after being signed in to VS Code using the same account, I had this error. This solution worked for me:
- Sign out of my account from the Accounts section of the left sidebar on VS Code
- Sign in again using the same account in which invite was received
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