It looks like a lot of hashtag #android developers aren't aware that @github.com Copilot is available for their IDE. Android Studio is "just another @jetbrains.com IDE" and you can install copilot in a few simple steps! I've asked Copilot to tell you how ;)> - ThreadSky

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jessehouwing.net • 52 days ago

It looks like a lot of hashtag #android developers aren't aware that @github.com Copilot is available for their IDE. Android Studio is "just another @jetbrains.com IDE" and you can install copilot in a few simple steps!

I've asked Copilot to tell you how ;)>

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jessehouwing.net•52 days ago

To install GitHub Copilot in Android Studio, follow these steps:
1 Open Android Studio: Launch Android Studio on your computer.
2. Go to Plugins: Navigate to File > Settings (or Preferences on macOS) > Plugins.

jessehouwing.net•52 days ago

3. Search for GitHub Copilot: In the Plugins window, click on the Marketplace tab and search for "GitHub Copilot".
4. Install the Plugin: Click the Install button next to the GitHub Copilot plugin.

jessehouwing.net•52 days ago

5. Restart Android Studio: After the installation is complete, restart Android Studio to activate the plugin.
6. Sign In to GitHub: Once Android Studio restarts, you may need to sign in to your GitHub account to start using GitHub Copilot.

jessehouwing.net•52 days ago

After these steps, GitHub Copilot should be installed and ready to use in Android Studio.

You may have to tweak a few keybindings.

https://jessehouwing.net/troubleshooting-github-copilot-keyboard-shortcuts-in-jetbrains-ides/

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