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GitHub Copilot 1.0.18 download

The GitHub Copilot app is a desktop application for agent-driven development that brings parallel workstreams, GitHub integration, and PR lifecycle management into one place.

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This is an older version. The current version is 1.1.32. GitHub Copilot 1.1.32 · Released:

Installer files 1.0.18

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64-bit EXE (NSIS) Current user — github.com VirusTotal
64-bit MSI All users — github.com VirusTotal
ARM64 EXE (NSIS) Current user — github.com VirusTotal
ARM64 MSI All users — github.com VirusTotal

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Release notes

What's new in v1.0.18

Highlights
- Added a "Default agent" setting so new sessions automatically start with your chosen custom agent.
- Added a context-window usage graph to Session Insights, showing usage over time with zoom and pan synced to the tool timeline.
- Collaboration links can now open a session on a specific existing branch instead of always creating a new one.
- Pull requests and issues you're viewing now update in real time instead of waiting for the next periodic refresh.
- Draft pull requests now get conflict resolution, CI fixes, and review replies from the agent instead of being skipped entirely.

Added
- Added a "Default agent" setting in Settings → Sessions so new sessions automatically start with your chosen custom agent.
- Added a "Mark as unread" / "Mark as read" action to the right-click menu for sessions and quick chats.
- Added a "Show in Finder/Explorer/Files" action to the repository context menu in the sidebar.
- Added a context-window usage graph to the Session Insights tab, showing how much of the context window has been used over time, with zoom and pan synced to the tool timeline.
- Added a Location column to the Manage sessions table showing each worktree's path, and replaced misleading dashes with loading skeletons while file and chat sizes are being calculated.
- Collaboration links can now open a session on a specific existing branch instead of always creating a new one.

Changed
- Clicking a GitHub issue or pull request link in a Quick Chat now opens the built-in viewer in the chat panel instead of your system browser.
- Consolidated the panel maximize and full screen buttons into a single maximize control in the panel tab bar.
- Improved loading and scrolling performance for large pull request conversations, reducing blank gaps and scroll jumps.
- Polished the sign-in screen layout, shortening button labels and moving the GitHub Enterprise sign-in option to a subtler link.
- Pull requests and issues you're viewing now update in real time as changes happen, instead of waiting for the next periodic refresh.
- The quick open dialog (Cmd+K/Cmd+P) now opens and searches files more responsively.

Fixed
- Draft pull requests now get conflict resolution, CI fixes, and review replies from the agent instead of being skipped entirely; merging is still withheld until the PR is marked ready for review.
- Fixed an issue where deleting a custom model provider left its model stuck in the model picker, even after restarting the app.
- Fixed an issue where renaming a session could be interrupted or reset if an automatic title update arrived while you were still typing.
- Fixed context menus (e.g. in the sidebar) sometimes closing immediately after right-clicking instead of staying open.
- Fixed crashes in the browser preview and extension canvas, and a rare crash when pruning old log files.
- Fixed inconsistent styling of attachment and reference chips (files, images, PR/issue links) so they now look and behave the same in the composer and in the conversation view.
- Fixed misaligned Path, Project, and Session ID values in the workspace info popover
- Fixed new chats sometimes being silently discarded when navigating away right after sending the first message or after only using the terminal, so the session and its messages are no longer lost.
- Fixed session and setup step file paths on Windows to display with native backslash separators instead of forward slashes.
- Fixed slow scrolling in the diff view when files are collapsed.
- Fixed the conversation scrolling or jumping around while Mermaid diagrams are loading or rendering.
- Fixed the conversation view sometimes jumping or showing blank content when scrolling to the bottom of a long chat
- Fixed the conversation view sometimes landing above the latest messages instead of at the bottom when returning to a session that received new output while you were away.
- Fixed the Create PR button and workspace safety checks not working correctly on WSL projects.
- Fixed the emoji suggestion picker in the comment composer being clipped when typing near the bottom of a constrained view, such as a pull request review comment.
- Long node and edge labels in Mermaid diagrams now wrap correctly instead of overflowing their shapes
- Made the Stop button in the run split button use a consistent subtle red styling across all color themes
- Screen readers now correctly associate labels with values (like Schedule, Next run, and Environment) in the automation details, session usage, and workspace/branch popovers, and the automation popover's dialog title now reads "Automation details" instead of "Workflow details".

https://github.com/github/app/releases/tag/v1.0.18

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