@github: Copilot code review depth is now up to you. Balanced depth is now generally available. Select Balanced for deeper analy…
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GitHub Copilot introduces configurable code review depth with Balanced and Lite modes, allowing users to choose between deeper analysis or simpler reviews, configurable at organization, repository, or pull request level.
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Copilot code review depth is now up to you. Balanced depth is now generally available.
Select Balanced for deeper analysis and more thorough reviews on your pull requests, or choose Lite for straightforward changes.
Set the default depth at the org or repo level, or select depth when requesting a review on your PR.
Balanced or Lite, get the right-sized reviews for your PRs.
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