This demo will show you how to configure GitHub Copilot for your enterprise and organization. It will guide the customer on each level of configuration and how to enable/disable features.
Show the following options:
- Total seats assigned and a monthly cost and a link to view billing details
- Action Item: Click link
View billing
and showcase how it looks in your enterprise.
- Action Item: Click link
- Copilot Enterprise is active in your enterprise options
- Disabled
- Allow for all organizations
- Allow for specific organizations
Show the following options:
- Suggestions matching public code
- Copilot in github.com
- Give Copilot access to Bing Beta
- Opt in to user feedback collection
- Copilot Chat in the IDE
- Copilot Chat in GitHub Mobile
- Copilot in the CLI
- Number of copilot seats
- Estimated monthly cost
- View billing details
- Policy for enabled members
- Access management
- Action Item: Download report and showcase how it looks in your organization.
Show the following options:
- Suggestions matching public code
- Copilot in github.com
- Give Copilot access to Bing Beta
- Opt in to user feedback collection
- Copilot Chat in the IDE
- Copilot Chat in GitHub Mobile
- Copilot in the CLI
- Review creating a Knowledge Base
- Adding a knowledge base path inclusion
- Review creating a Content Exclusion
- Adding repository and path to files to exclude
- Proxy Settings
- Action Item: Show how to configure proxy settings in the IDE
- Authentication Modes
- Action Item: Show how authentication modes work with GitHub Copilot
- Show the URLs to add to an allowlist
- Visual Studio Code
- Visual Studio
- IntelliJ IDEA
- Vim/Neovim
- Azure Data Studio
- Action Item: Show how to enable/disable non-programming meta files in the IDE
GitHub Copilot Extension and click on it -> Click the gear icon -> Click on Extension Settings -> Click on the blue Edit in settings.json button
Go to Settings -> Language and Framework -> GitHub Copilot -> Update advanced settings in this view