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GitHub Copilot for Eclipse Goes Open Source
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Why it matters
- →Open sourcing Copilot for Eclipse promotes transparency and community involvement.
- →Developers can now contribute to and influence the development of AI tools in Eclipse.
- →This move aligns AI tooling with Eclipse's long-standing open ecosystem.
GitHub has made its Copilot plugin for Eclipse open source, releasing the code under the MIT license. This initiative aims to foster community-driven innovation and transparency in AI-powered developer tools within the Eclipse ecosystem. Developers can now access the source code to understand and contribute to features such as code completion and agentic workflows. The open-source release encourages collaboration and allows the community to shape the future of AI tooling in Eclipse. GitHub's move underscores its commitment to an open development environment.
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