diff --git a/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md b/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md index d17b415..c5fb298 100644 --- a/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md +++ b/Using-GitHub-Copilot-Coding-Agent/1-Assigning-and-Tracking.md @@ -1,5 +1,9 @@ [← Back to Module Overview](README.md) | [Next: Custom Instructions and Code Review →](2-Instructions-and-Review.md) +- **Prerequisites**: Copilot coding agent is available with the GitHub Copilot Pro, GitHub Copilot Pro+, GitHub Copilot Business and GitHub Copilot Enterprise plans. **NOTE:** Copilot Free does not allow the use of the Coding Agent +- **Timing**: This course can be completed in under an hour. + + # Assigning Tasks and Tracking Agent Sessions ## 🗒️ Part 1: Assigning Tasks to GitHub Copilot Coding Agent @@ -23,7 +27,8 @@ This is distinct from **agent mode in your IDE**, which edits your local files i ### Exercise 1A: Assign an Issue to Copilot -1. Navigate to your repository's **Issues** tab on GitHub.com. +1. Navigate to your repository's **Issues** tab on GitHub.com. **_NOTE:** If you do not see Issues in your repo, ensure they are enabled by navigating to the `settings` tab in your repo, then go to `Features` and enable `Issues`_ + 2. Create a new issue with a clear, well-scoped description. For example: ``` @@ -42,7 +47,7 @@ This is distinct from **agent mode in your IDE**, which edits your local files i > Copilot will begin working immediately. You'll see the issue label update to indicate an agent session is in progress. Assigment panel for issue showing Copilot is selected and the name has an AI badge next to it. -4. Observe that Copilot creates a new branch named `copilot/-` and begins opening commits. +1. Observe that Copilot creates a new branch named `copilot/-` and begins opening commits. ### Exercise 1B: Trigger Copilot from a Pull Request Comment