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GitHub copilot setup for fish shell

https://github.com/atomashevic/copilot-cli-fish

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GitHub copilot setup for fish shell

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  • Host: GitHub
  • Owner: atomashevic
  • Language: Shell
  • Default Branch: main
  • Size: 8.79 KB
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Setup GitHub Copilot CLI for fish shell

Copilot for CLI integrates Copilot into your shell.

If have access to this feature, few steps are needed to activate Copilot in your shell. Official instructions support zsh and bash shells, but with few changes the aliases for Copilot CLI can be integrated into fish.

First step is to install Copilot for CLI from fish:

fish npm install -g @githubnext/github-copilot-cli

Second step is to authenticate your GitHub account:

github-copilot-cli auth

After authentication is completed you essentially have everything you need except aliases for three commands of Copilot workflow in CLI. You need to edit your fish config file (e.g. ~\.config\fish) and add the code from copilot.fish at the end of your config file.

Restart your shell and you will have aliases for three comands at your disposal:

  1. wts <query> : Runs what-the-shell which gives shell commands from natural language descriptions
  2. gitq <query>: Runs git-assist which gives git commands from natural language descriptions
  3. ghq <query> : Runs gh-assist which gives gh (official GitHub cli tool) commands from natueral language descriptions

You can customize the aliases in your fish .config file.

Limitations

Calling wts may often return shell commands which will only work in bash or zsh. According to the official documentation you can try to revise the request by adding on fish shell to your query.

Owner

  • Name: Aleksandar Tomašević
  • Login: atomashevic
  • Kind: user
  • Location: Novi Sad, Serbia
  • Company: University of Novi Sad

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