Copilot CLI: Configure everything from one place with /settings
Quick Answer
GitHub Copilot CLI introduces a unified /settings command for streamlined configuration, integrating previously scattered commands into a single interface.
Quick Take
Users can now easily adjust settings through a guided UI, inline commands, or scripted changes, enhancing usability and reducing errors in configuration.
Key Points
- /settings command allows browsing and editing all user settings in one place.
- Supports inline setting changes and resetting to defaults with simple commands.
- Provides a searchable dialog with dedicated editors for different setting types.
- Changes apply live upon saving, ensuring immediate feedback on configuration.
- Update the CLI by running 'copilot update' in the terminal.
Source Excerpt
GitHub Copilot CLI now has a unified, schema-driven home for configuration. The new /settings slash command combines the scattered commands like /theme, /streamer-mode, and /experimental with options that previously required…
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