ryan on Nostr: Maybe I’m behind the times, but I’ve been toying with Copilot integration in VS ...
Maybe I’m behind the times, but I’ve been toying with Copilot integration in VS Code for the first time today. I had it help me build a custom shell script for Proxmox VMs and CTs backups. The purpose is to send offsite recent onsite backups as backing up the entire onsite archive wasn’t what I needed. My offsite backup had grown to over 50 TB in size and was still growing so I decided there must be a better way especially since I only needed a fraction of that data offsite. I know shell scripting reasonably well, but the things I couldn’t quite remember I asked for help with and it came up with some pretty good suggestions and example code. The script is up and running and it does exactly what I wanted it to do. I’ll try some Rust programming tomorrow and see what it comes up with. So far so good, though. I can see the appeal for having this tech available. It definitely sped up the development time of this shell script. #ai
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