GitHub Copilot in Radzen Blazor Studiolink

Radzen Blazor Studio now includes built-in support for GitHub Copilot — an AI pair programmer that helps you write code faster and with fewer mistakes.

Copilot suggests complete lines or even blocks of code as you type in the Code Editor. It understands the context of your project and adapts to your coding style over time.

You stay in control: accept, ignore, or modify any suggestion.

Getting startedlink

1. Enable and sign in to GitHub Copilotlink

To use Copilot, you need:

• A GitHub account
• An active GitHub Copilot subscription

Follow these steps to enable Copilot in Radzen Blazor Studio:

1. Click the Settings icon in the bottom-left corner.
2. In the Settings dialog, navigate to Development → Copilot.
3. Click the Enable Copilot toggle.

Follow the on-screen instructions to authenticate with GitHub:

1. Copy the provided authentication code (it expires in 15 minutes).
2. Open the GitHub Copilot Activation Page and paste the code.
3. Authorize the GitHub Copilot extension.

After authentication is complete, restart Radzen Blazor Studio to activate GitHub Copilot in the Code Editor.

2. Start codinglink

Open any file in the Code Editor and begin typing.
Copilot will suggest context-aware completions inline.
Press Tab to accept a suggestion, or keep typing to skip it.

Best practiceslink

• Review before accepting. Copilot is helpful, but suggestions may not always match your intent.
• Keep your code secure. Avoid accepting code that looks unfamiliar or unnecessary.
• Use it as a guide. Copilot works best as a productivity booster, not a replacement for understanding your own code.

Troubleshootinglink

Learn morelink

• GitHub Copilot official documentation

Summarylink

GitHub Copilot brings AI-powered autocomplete directly into Radzen Blazor Studio.

It helps you write better code faster — while staying in full control of every line.