Github Co-Pilot on VS Code
Github Co-Pilot on VS Code
Several Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extensions are known to conflict with GitHub Copilot, potentially
causing issues with its functionality. Notable examples include:
1.Emmet:
○ Issue: Conflicts with Copilot's tab completion feature, leading to unexpected behavior
when accepting suggestions.
○ Solution: Adjust keybindings to prevent overlap or modify Emmet's settings to reduce
conflicts.
GitHub
2.R Language Extension (ikuyadeu.r):
○ Issue: Shares the Ctrl + Enter shortcut with Copilot, causing execution conflicts.
○ Solution: Customize keybindings in VS Code to assign different shortcuts for each
extension's commands.
Stack Overflow
3.Visual Assist:
○ Issue: Interferes with Copilot Chat's input functionality, preventing text entry.
○ Solution: Update Visual Assist to the latest version where the conflict has been resolved.
GitHub
4.Vim Extension:
○ Issue: Keybinding conflicts, particularly with the Tab and Escape keys, affecting Copilot's
suggestion acceptance.
○ Solution: Customize keybindings in either the Vim extension or Copilot to eliminate
overlaps.
Reddit
5.IntelliSense:
○ Issue: Copilot may override or block IntelliSense suggestions.
○ Solution: Adjust Copilot's settings to prevent it from superseding IntelliSense, ensuring
both function harmoniously.
GitHub
● Review and Customize Keybindings: Regularly check for overlapping shortcuts among your
extensions and modify them as needed to ensure each function operates independently.
● Update Extensions: Keep all extensions up to date, as developers frequently release patches to
address compatibility issues.
● Disable Conflicting Extensions: If conflicts persist, consider disabling the problematic extension
when using Copilot or vice versa, depending on your workflow requirements.