If you've ever used the terminal, you know the struggle of trying to remember a command, the fear of breaking your system with a random command you...
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Great wrote up. Had GH installed for a while but hadn't spotted this. I started building a related AI thing called starpilot a few weeks ago because I wanted a way to discover hidden gems in my GitHub stars, but maybe they're going to scoop me on it with tools like this!
oh that's soo cool! Starpilot looks promising Would love to have you on open source fridays if you wanna show it off!
I was inspired by what Simon said about blogging in this ep I watched this morning and spent some time this afternoon dusting off the old dev.to blog and wrote up a post on starpilot :)
Sure, what is OpenSource Fridays?
EDIT: Ha, just found what you mean. answer is still sure :)
That must be the most junior paragraph ever written.
This "article" is also literally about 2 subcommands.
How do you think is your "article" better than much more concise docs docs.github.com/en/copilot/github-...?
On the other hand I love the screebshots/gifs and that it is relatively "in-depth".
This blog is not intended to be better than the official docs. It is a guide on how to use copilot in the cli. Feel free to download the tool and ask it more advanced questions. This blog was written for devs across all experience levels in mind.