November 14th, 2024

Fix Code with GitHub Copilot

Mika Dumont
Senior Product Manager

Looking to resolve code issues quickly? The new GitHub Copilot feature integrated into the lightbulb and error list in Visual Studio 2022 offers a valuable solution for developers. Whether you’re working in C# or C++, this feature will help you understand and address problems in your codebase more efficiently.

The integration of GitHub Copilot into Visual Studio 2022 provides quick fixes and insightful explanations right at your fingertips. Say goodbye to sifting through documentation or conducting endless online searches to debug your code. The lightbulb and error list now offers direct access to GitHub Copilot’s AI capabilities, streamlining your development process.

Quick Fixes at Your Fingertips

To get started, simply invoke the lightbulb and select Fix with Copilot. This launches an inline chat with GitHub Copilot, offering you an available fix. This seamless interaction allows you to address issues at once, keeping your workflow uninterrupted.

Fix code with GitHub Copilot from the lightbulb

Insightful Explanations for Code Issues

Understanding errors in your code can be challenging, but with GitHub Copilot, clarity is just a click away. Select the GitHub Copilot icon from the error list to open the chat panel, where you’ll find detailed explanations and solutions for the error at hand.

Fix code with GitHub Copilot from the error list

Elevate Your Coding Experience

By integrating GitHub Copilot, Visual Studio 2022 enhances your coding experience, making it easier to tackle complex problems and improve code quality. We encourage you to explore this feature and see how GitHub Copilot can transform your coding experience.

We deeply appreciate the continuous feedback from our users, which drives us to improve and innovate. Your input is invaluable in making Visual Studio better with each update. Happy coding!

Author

Mika Dumont
Senior Product Manager

Mika is a Product Manager on the .NET and GitHub Copilot developer experience.