GitHub Copilot is the next level for coders, with AI-based models that successfully predict and autocomplete your code. However, you might be wondering how to get this AI genius on your device so that your coding becomes even easier! However, using GitHub isn't exactly easy, and the initial setup process is a tricky one. Therefore, we created this step-by-step tutorial on how to install and implement GitHub Copilot in VS Code on Windows 11, 10.
How to install GitHub Copilot on Windows
There are several steps to this process. So, follow the steps below now.
Step 1 –You must have the latest version of Visual Code installed on your computer.
Step 2 –So if you don’t have VS Code, download the latest version of Visual Code.
Step 3 –Go to the location of the downloaded VS Code installer file.
Step 4 –Then, double-click the VS Code installer file to start the installation.
Follow the on-screen steps to proceed to the final stage of installation.
Step 5 –Finally, click “Install” to start the installation process.
After completing the installation process, launch Visual Studio Code.
Step 6 –First, go to the “View” menu and open “Extensions”.
Step 7 –This will load the extension list. So search for "Copilot" in the search box.
Step 8 –When you see the “GitHub Copilot” option, click “Install” next to it to Install.
Step 9 –A small prompt will appear on your screen asking you to log in to use GitHub (if you are not already logged in). So click on "Login".
In this way, the installation process is completed.
Now, since GitHub Copilot is a paid program, unless you are a student or an active member of open source software. Therefore, make sure it is activated on your main GitHub account.
Step 10 –Now, press Win Shift P these three keys to run the command.
Step 11 –Enter “GitHub Copilot: Login” in the search box and click to access it.
Follow the steps on the login console to log in to GitHub Copilot.
After logging in, open a new file or continue working on the current project.
As you continue coding, GitHub Copilot will analyze your code snippets and suggest snippets you want to add or modify.
This way you can code more efficiently with GitHub Copilot.
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