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Update GitHub Copilot authorization revocation instructions for Visual Studio Code - #46449
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Thanks for raising a PR, @ashis-baral—we'll get this reviewed by the appropriate team when possible |
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@ashis-baral Could you pull from |
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@subatoi Done👍 I’ve pulled the latest changes from |
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Thanks! I'm not sure when the relevant team will review it, but rest assured it's in the pipeline :) |
Why:
The instructions for revoking GitHub Copilot authorization refer to a UI label that does not match the current interface. The documentation says
GitHub for VS Code, but the UI displaysVisual Studio Code.What's being changed (if available, include any code snippets, screenshots, or gifs):
Update the instructions in the Revoking GitHub Copilot authorization section to match the current UI.
Replace:
With:
This change aligns the documentation with the current UI label and helps users follow the revocation steps accurately.
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