An admin must see when Copilot policy settings changed in the organization. Where do they look?
Why A is the answer
The audit log
Audit log events record organization-level activity, including changes to Copilot policy settings.
In detail
- The audit log records policy changes at organization level.
- Use the audit log when you need evidence of a change.
Use case
An illustrative scenario, not a real incident.
Suggestions change overnight, and nobody knows why. An admin opens the audit log and finds who changed the Copilot policy and when.
See it in different ways
flowchart LR A["Admin changes a policy"] --> B["Event in the audit log"] B --> C["Review who changed what"]
stateDiagram-v2 [*] --> Enterprise Enterprise --> Enabled: applies everywhere Enterprise --> Disabled: applies everywhere Enterprise --> Organizations: let organizations decide Organizations --> [*]
sequenceDiagram participant P0 as Admin participant P1 as Organization settings participant P2 as Audit log P0->>P1: Change a Copilot policy P1->>P2: Event recorded P2-->>P0: Who, what and when
Key point: Policy changes show up in the audit log.
Why the other options are wrong
- B. Each developer's editor
- Editors do not record organization settings.
- C. The pull request history
- Pull requests record code changes.
- D. The repository README
- A README is written by hand, and is not a record.