Microsoft adds Azure Migrate app and code evaluation tool GitHub Copilot Chat integration made it happen. Normally, the purpose of the tool was to help you migrate your .NET applications from on-premises to Azure by identifying issues that need to be fixed. With the integration of GitHub Copilot Chat, this task becomes easier.
Using this tool you were previously able to evaluate your .NET source code, configurations, and binaries to identify potential issues when migrating your application to Azure . He suggested ways to improve performance, scalability, and security using cloud-native solutions.
One useful feature of the tool is that it provides an estimate of the effort required to fix each issue and links to relevant Microsoft documentation to resolve issues faster. ± was to give ‘s. With the latest update, customized guidance is provided via GitHub Copilot Chat. When you view the report dashboard, you will see a list of suggested next steps.
If you have the GitHub Copilot Chat extension installed in Visual Studio, you will see a button to turn it on. Clicking the button allows Copilot Chat to review your report, summarize the most important issues, and start a dialogue on how to resolve them. If you have not installed the extension, you will see a message explaining that additional functions will be available if you install it.
More information about the plugin on Visual Studio Marketplace you can find. However, please note that accessing GitHub Copilot may require payment once your trial period ends. Adding GitHub Copilot to the Azure Migrate app and code evaluation tool can help you speed up the process of fixing issues and migrating your app to Azure.
