What can a Copilot Space contain?
Why D is the answer
Repositories, code, pull requests, issues, notes, images and uploaded files
Spaces organize the context that Copilot uses, and you can ask questions grounded in it or share it with your team.
In detail
- A Space can hold repositories, code, pull requests, issues, notes, images and uploaded files.
- Keep a Space focused on one area.
Use case
An illustrative scenario, not a real incident.
A platform team builds a Space with its repositories, design notes and diagrams. Questions there are answered from that material.
See it in different ways
mindmap
root((Copilot))
Editor
Inline suggestions
Chat
Agent mode
GitHub
Cloud agent
Code review
Spaces
Terminal
Copilot CLI
Plan modemindmap
root(("Copilot Space"))
n1["Code"]
n2["Repositories"]
n3["Pull requests"]
n4["Issues"]
n5["Knowledge"]
n6["Notes"]
n7["Images"]
n8["Uploaded files"]Key point: Spaces organize the context Copilot uses.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Only the public repositories owned by the organization that created it
- It is not limited to public repositories.
- B. Only one file, which must be stored in the .github folder of a repository
- It is not limited to one file.
- C. Only chat history from the most recent session that you had with Copilot
- It is not chat history.