In RStudio: Tools \(\Rightarrow\) Global Options. Look for “Copilot” at the bottom of the sidebar*:
* Copilot requires RStudio version 2023.09.0 or later!
Click on the checkbox for “Enable GitHub Copilot.”
You may wish to change some of the other options: setting Copilot to auto-suggest completions or only show completions when asked using ctrl-\, or changing the delay time before Copilot starts giving suggestions.
Next, click the “sign in” button under the “Enable GitHub Copilot” checkbox.
This will open dialog box with a link and an eight-digit verification code.
Click on the link, enter the verification code, and sign in with your GitHub account.
Click on the link, enter the verification code, and sign in with your GitHub account.
Once you’ve entered the authorization code, you will need to authorize RStudio to use Copilot.
Once you’ve entered the authorization code, you will need to authorize RStudio to use Copilot:
Now you should be good to go! Open up a new Quarto document and start typing, see if it starts autocompleting your sentences or code.