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Many of the family-owned cigar companies that helped fund the successful lawsuit against the FDA have asked for a refund in fees paid to the FDA from 2017-2023. Previously, the government estimated that lawsuits like this could result in more than $100 million in refunded user fees.
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Copilot vision is now generally available. You can attach images and PDFs directly to your chat prompts so Copilot can reason about what it sees alongside your code.
| Type | Formats |
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| Images | JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg), PNG (.png), GIF (.gif), WebP (.webp) |
| Documents | PDF (.pdf) |
Copilot vision is available across the following surfaces:
| Surface | Notes |
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| GitHub Copilot Chat in VS Code | Paste, drag-and-drop, or right-click to attach images in the chat panel; works in ask, plan, and agent modes |
| github.com Copilot Chat | Attach images and PDFs directly in chat on github.com |
| GitHub Copilot CLI | Attach image paths when using Copilot in the terminal |
Copilot vision is now available to all Copilot subscribers: Free, Pro, Pro+, Business, and Enterprise. No policy changes or admin actions are required to turn it on.
Previously, users on Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise needed the Editor Preview Features policy enabled at the org or enterprise level. Vision is now on by default for everyone.
For users on GitHub Copilot Business and GitHub Copilot Enterprise, GitHub retains image and PDF attachments for approximately 24 hours to provide the service.
The post Copilot vision is generally available appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Searching for pull requests using author: now shows pull requests opened by Copilot cloud agent on the user’s behalf. For example, searching with author:@me on github.com/pulls will return your own pull requests and any pull requests Copilot opened at your direction. With a single query, you can easily view and manage all the pull requests you authored, whether you authored them directly or with Copilot cloud agent.
Currently, this change applies to the github.com UI and GitHub Mobile. On July 16, we will also roll out this change to the REST API and GraphQL API.
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author:[username] or author:@me in any pull request search returns human-authored and Copilot-authored pull requests together.Created by me view on github.com/pulls, will automatically include Copilot-authored pull requests in the list.username with Copilot as the author of pull requests, not only Copilot. Similar changes will continue to roll out across the platform over time.The post Copilot-authored pull requests now included in author searches appeared first on The GitHub Blog.