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Unable to install GithubCopilot extension in Visual Studio 2022 Enterprise
Hello geeks, I have visual studio 2022 enterprise in my computer and in my GitHub account copilot is approved but can't install in visual studio
in visual studio extension it's not showing GitHub copilot
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GitHub.copilot

This is related to the version of your visual studio 2022 ,
after updateing visual studio entreprise from version 17.0.5 to the latest 17.1.3 , i could install Github Copilot (the documentaion says minimim version is 17.1)
hope this could help you

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