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Now available in preview, Copilot Inline Code Completion is an AI-powered feature that helps data scientists and engineers write high-quality Python code faster and with greater ease.
Inspired by GitHub Copilot, this feature offers intelligent code suggestions as you type, with no commands needed. By understanding the context of your notebook, Copilot Inline Code Completion integrates with your workflow, reducing repetitive tasks, streamlining development, and making coding more intuitive and productive.
Copilot Inline Code Completion is powered by an AI model trained on millions of lines of code. It recognizes patterns in your notebook and suggests relevant code snippets, helping you:
Before using inline suggestions, make sure Copilot completions is enabled in your notebook. You can turn this on using the toggle at the bottom of the screen.
Note: Once enabled, Copilot Inline Code Completion will result in additional capacity unit consumption (CU). For more information, please refer to Copilot consumption - Microsoft Fabric.
Currently, Copilot Inline Code Completion supports Python and generates suggestions based on preceding cells in your notebook. Additionally, completions incorporate information from your Lakehouse schemas with a few considerations:
We’re committed to expanding the contextual awareness of Copilot over time, balancing performance and relevance.
Inline Code Completion is now available in Fabric Notebooks. Simply start coding and let Fabric Copilot improve your development experience. We would love to hear from you as we continue to refine and expand this feature. Please submit your feedback via Fabric Ideas - Microsoft Fabric Community.
Overview of Copilot for Data Science and Data Engineering in Microsoft Fabric (preview)
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