VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @MaximeDeGreve, his team is bringing the best parts of repositories, pull requests and issues into the new GitHub Copilot app. The post says the feature is coming soon but can already be tried with the GitHub 2.0 feature flag. The source is a social post, so the claim comes from the author's account rather than an official release. The snippet also frames it as a move to bring core code-review work into GitHub's AI app.
According to a post on X by @MaximeDeGreve, his team is bringing the best parts of repositories, pull requests and issues into the new GitHub Copilot app. The post says the feature is coming soon but can already be tried with the GitHub 2.0 feature flag. The source is a social post, so the claim comes from the author's account rather than an official release. The snippet also frames it as a move to bring core code-review work into GitHub's AI app.
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@MaximeDeGreve said his team is bringing the best parts of repositories, pull requests and issues into the new GitHub Copilot app. It is coming soon but can already be tried with the GitHub 2.0 feature flag. Why it matters: GitHub is pulling core code-review work into its AI app. Original post on X Section:...
Developers who use GitHub for code review could eventually handle repositories, pull requests and issues inside the Copilot app instead of switching between tools. Teams that already rely on GitHub workflows should watch for the general release and whether the feature flag becomes available to all users.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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