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168 lines
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*copilot.txt* GitHub Copilot - Your AI pair programmer
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GETTING STARTED *copilot*
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Invoke `:Copilot setup` to authenticate and enable GitHub Copilot.
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Suggestions are displayed inline and can be accepted by pressing <Tab>. If
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inline suggestions do not appear to be working, invoke `:Copilot status` to
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verify Copilot is enabled and not experiencing any issues.
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COMMANDS *:Copilot*
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*:Copilot_disable*
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:Copilot disable Globally disable GitHub Copilot inline suggestions.
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*:Copilot_enable*
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:Copilot enable Re-enable GitHub Copilot after :Copilot disable.
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*:Copilot_setup*
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:Copilot setup Authenticate and enable GitHub Copilot.
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*:Copilot_signout*
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:Copilot signout Sign out of GitHub Copilot.
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*:Copilot_status*
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:Copilot status Check if GitHub Copilot is operational for the current
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buffer and report on any issues.
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*:Copilot_panel*
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:Copilot panel Open a window with up to 10 completions for the
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current buffer. Use <CR> to accept a solution. Maps
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are also provided for [[ and ]] to jump from solution
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to solution. This is the default command if :Copilot
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is called without an argument.
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*:Copilot_version*
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:Copilot version Show version information.
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*:Copilot_feedback*
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:Copilot feedback Open the website for providing GitHub Copilot
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feedback. Be sure to include |:Copilot_version|
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output when reporting a bug.
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OPTIONS *copilot-options*
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*g:copilot_filetypes*
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g:copilot_filetypes A dictionary mapping file types to their enabled
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status. Most file types are enabled by default, so
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generally this is used for opting out.
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let g:copilot_filetypes = {
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\ 'xml': v:false,
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\ }
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Disabling all file types can be done by setting the
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special key "*". File types can then be turned back
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on individually.
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let g:copilot_filetypes = {
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\ '*': v:false,
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\ 'python': v:true,
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\ }
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*b:copilot_enabled*
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b:copilot_enabled Set to v:false to disable GitHub Copilot for the
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current buffer. Or set to v:true to force enabling
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it, overriding g:copilot_filetypes.
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*g:copilot_node_command*
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g:copilot_node_command Tell Copilot what `node` binary to use with
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g:copilot_node_command. This is useful if the `node`
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in your PATH is an unsupported version.
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let g:copilot_node_command =
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\ "~/.nodenv/versions/18.18.0/bin/node"
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<
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*g:copilot_proxy*
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g:copilot_proxy Tell Copilot what proxy server to use. This is a
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string in the format of `hostname:port` or
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`username:password@host:port`.
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let g:copilot_proxy = 'localhost:3128'
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*g:copilot_proxy_strict_ssl*
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g:copilot_proxy_strict_ssl
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Corporate proxies sometimes use a man-in-the-middle
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SSL certificate which is incompatible with GitHub
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Copilot. To work around this, SSL certificate
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verification can be disabled:
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let g:copilot_proxy_strict_ssl = v:false
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MAPS *copilot-maps*
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*copilot-i_<Tab>*
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Copilot.vim uses <Tab> to accept the current suggestion. If you have an
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existing <Tab> map, that will be used as the fallback when no suggestion is
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displayed.
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*copilot#Accept()*
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If you'd rather use a key that isn't <Tab>, define an <expr> map that calls
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copilot#Accept(). Here's an example with CTRL-J:
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imap <silent><script><expr> <C-J> copilot#Accept("\<CR>")
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let g:copilot_no_tab_map = v:true
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Lua version:
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vim.keymap.set('i', '<C-J>', 'copilot#Accept("\\<CR>")', {
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expr = true,
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replace_keycodes = false
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})
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vim.g.copilot_no_tab_map = true
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The argument to copilot#Accept() is the fallback for when no suggestion is
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displayed. In this example, a regular carriage return is used. If no
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fallback is desired, use an argument of "" (an empty string).
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Other Maps ~
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Note that M- (a.k.a. meta or alt) maps are highly dependent on your terminal
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to function correctly and may be unsupported with your setup. As an
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alternative, you can create your own versions that invoke the <Plug> maps
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instead. Here's an example that maps CTRL-L to accept one word of the
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current suggestion:
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imap <C-L> <Plug>(copilot-accept-word)
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Lua version:
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vim.keymap.set('i', '<C-L>', '<Plug>(copilot-accept-word)')
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*copilot-i_CTRL-]*
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<C-]> Dismiss the current suggestion.
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<Plug>(copilot-dismiss)
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*copilot-i_ALT-]*
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<M-]> Cycle to the next suggestion, if one is available.
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<Plug>(copilot-next)
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*copilot-i_ALT-[*
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<M-[> Cycle to the previous suggestion.
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<Plug>(copilot-previous)
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*copilot-i_ALT-\*
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<M-\> Explicitly request a suggestion, even if Copilot
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<Plug>(copilot-suggest) is disabled.
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*copilot-i_ALT-Right*
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<M-Right> Accept the next word of the current suggestion.
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<Plug>(copilot-accept-word)
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*copilot-i_ALT-CTRL-Right*
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<M-C-Right> Accept the next line of the current suggestion.
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<Plug>(copilot-accept-line)
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SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING *copilot-highlighting*
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Inline suggestions are highlighted using the CopilotSuggestion group,
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defaulting to a medium gray. The best place to override this is a file named
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after/colors/<colorschemename>.vim in your 'runtimepath' (e.g.,
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~/.config/nvim/after/colors/solarized.vim). Example declaration:
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highlight CopilotSuggestion guifg=#555555 ctermfg=8
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vim:tw=78:et:ft=help:norl:
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