A few weeks ago I was working on putting together a slide deck for my talk at GitHub Universe 2023. I... Tagged with githubcopilot, githubactions, coding.

Denis Bolkovskis

Anthropic

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The author shares their experience using GitHub Copilot to debug their deployment workflow when working on a slide deck for a presentation. They encountered issues with GitHub Actions and learned valuable lessons along the way.

How I used Github Copilot Chat to debug my deployment workflow 🐥🤖

<p>My overall impressions of GitHub Copilot have been positive. It’s shown to be a useful tool for developing code faster and more efficiently. It’s very handy for unit testing, refactoring code, and providing code completions. However, keep in mind that GitHub Copilot is not a replacement for a human developer, and it is not always correct or complete. It is a coding aid, but the final code should always be checked and evaluated by a human. There are several other AI-powered coding aids that provide comparable capabilities. Bito is one such tool, with features such as AI code completions and code smell detection, as well as a free version of GPTS 3.5.</p>
