Does GitHub Copilot within VSCode have a requirement on NodeJS version?
I just installed GitHub Copilot in VSCode locally and it worked great. I then connected to one of my remote workspaces (SSH) and installed the extension. It seems that the extension isn’t initializing correctly or fully though. The button in the chat window just keeps saying “Use Copilot for Free”. The output window for GitHub Copilot shows a certificate error and my guess is that it is due to the NodeJS version installed on my server (node 16). I don’t see any minimum requirement stated for VSCode on the GitHub Copilot documentation, however the documentation for using it in Vim/Neovim I do see that Node 18+ is required. can anyone confirm?
Does GitHub Copilot within VSCode have a requirement on NodeJS version?
I just installed GitHub Copilot in VSCode locally and it worked great. I then connected to one of my remote workspaces (SSH) and installed the extension. It seems that the extension isn’t initializing correctly or fully though. The button in the chat window just keeps saying “Use Copilot for Free”. The output window for GitHub Copilot shows a certificate error and my guess is that it is due to the NodeJS version installed on my server (node 16). I don’t see any minimum requirement stated for VSCode on the GitHub Copilot documentation, however the documentation for using it in Vim/Neovim I do see that Node 18+ is required. can anyone confirm?
How to access github copilot in vscode on linux
I installed vscode on linux by downloading the tar.gz, unzipping it and copying it to /my/path
Then I run it: /my/path/bin/vscode
So far so good. When I try to access copilot, it sends me to github.com, but the redirection with the path (https://vscode.dev/redirect) does not open copilot again and I can never access it. What can I do?
How to access github copilot in vscode on linux
I installed vscode on linux by downloading the tar.gz, unzipping it and copying it to /my/path
Then I run it: /my/path/bin/vscode
So far so good. When I try to access copilot, it sends me to github.com, but the redirection with the path (https://vscode.dev/redirect) does not open copilot again and I can never access it. What can I do?
What is the difference between Assistant and User copilot chat messages [closed]
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Github copilot setup in vscode 2024-07-29 17:57:35.267 [error] [auth] unable to get local issuer certificate
2024-07-29 17:57:35.267 [error] [auth] unable to get local issuer certificate
2024-07-29 17:57:35.437 [error] [default] Error sending telemetry FetchError: unable to get local issuer certificate
at fetch (c:Usersco28940.vscodeextensionsgithub.copilot-1.219.0node_modules@adobehelix-fetchsrcfetchindex.js:99:11)
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
at cachingFetch (c:Usersco28940.vscodeextensionsgithub.copilot-1.219.0node_modules@adobehelix-fetchsrcfetchindex.js:288:16)
at XO.fetch (c:Usersco28940.vscodeextensionsgithub.copilot-1.219.0libsrcnetworkhelix.ts:96:22) {
type: ‘system’,
_name: ‘FetchError’,
code: ‘UNABLE_TO_GET_ISSUER_CERT_LOCALLY’,
errno: undefined,
erroredSysCall: undefined
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