Copilot’s work list is now limited to repositories you’ve touched in the app
GitHub says you can add a repository to your work by starting a Copilot session pointing to it.
TLDR
GitHub says Copilot’s work list now covers repositories you’ve touched in the app—not every repository you can access. Starting a session pointing to another repository adds it to your work. GitHub also outlines four built-in views: All puts your work in one place; Active shows open pull requests and issues; Review requests shows pull requests awaiting your review; and Done shows closed items.
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Copilot’s work list is now limited to repositories you’ve touched in the app
GitHub says you can add a repository to your work by starting a Copilot session pointing to it.
TLDR
GitHub says Copilot’s work list now covers repositories you’ve touched in the app—not every repository you can access. Starting a session pointing to another repository adds it to your work. GitHub also outlines four built-in views: All puts your work in one place; Active shows open pull requests and issues; Review requests shows pull requests awaiting your review; and Done shows closed items.