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Copilot Editing Multiple Files in Visual Studio Code

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Leonardo Montini demonstrates how to use GitHub Copilot to edit multiple files simultaneously in Visual Studio Code.

Generating changes in multiple files with a single prompt is now supported with GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code! And who am I to not give it a try and share a demo of it? _______________________________ Support my work: github.com/sponsors/Balastrong ❤️ Hit like and subscribe for more content! :D Beginner-Friendly Open Source Projects: github.com/DevLeonardoCommunity Join the Discord community! Here's the invite: discord.gg/bqwyEa6We6 You can also follow me on the other platforms: Twitter: twitter.com/Balastrong dev.to: dev.to/balastrong GitHub: github.com/Balastrong Home: leonardomontini.dev/ TikTok: tiktok.com/@balastrong Instagram: instagram.com/devbalastrong/ #github #copilot #vscode

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What people say. Recommended as a quick demonstration of GitHub Copilot's multi-file editing capabilities.

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