Pull Request

GitHub Copilot code review reads the changes in a pull request and posts comments tagged High, Medium, or Low severity. It is supported on GitHub.com, GitHub CLI, GitHub Mobile, VS Code, Visual Studio, Xcode and JetBrains IDEs, with Azure DevOps in public preview. It is included in every paid Copilot plan and excluded from Copilot Free. Two details decide whether you can adopt it as it stands. By default Copilot submits a “Comment” review rather than an approval, so a branch rule that requires an approving review is not satisfied by Copilot until you configure it to approve. And the autonomous fix path is not generally available: passing suggestions to Copilot cloud agent is documented as public preview and subject to change. The concepts page states both facts directly. ...

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