VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @mariorod1, dashboards are experimental in the GitHub Copilot app. The post says the team is building richer visualization widgets so users can start their day with information relevant to them. The post was published at 1:24 PM PT and reshared in this window. A separate post on X by @lorenc_dan, included in the same source, asks GitHub to fix a spinning merge button that sits right above its new agent button.
According to a post on X by @mariorod1, dashboards are experimental in the GitHub Copilot app. The post says the team is building richer visualization widgets so users can start their day with information relevant to them. The post was published at 1:24 PM PT and reshared in this window. A separate post on X by @lorenc_dan, included in the same source, asks GitHub to fix a spinning merge button that sits right above its new agent button.
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@mariorod1 says dashboards are experimental in the GitHub Copilot app, and the team is building richer visualization widgets so users can start the day with the information relevant to them (posted at 1:24 PM PT, reshared in this window). Meanwhile @lorenc_dan asked GitHub to fix the spinning merge button that...
If the dashboards move beyond experiment, developers using the GitHub Copilot app could get a visual overview of information relevant to their work. The source is a social post, so the timing, scope and rollout of this feature are not confirmed here. Watch for official GitHub announcements about dashboards and for any response to the merge button issue.
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