GitHub Copilot

Users are reporting unexpected premium requests in their GitHub Copilot billing, despite not making them, and are seeking help to identify the source of these requests. The issue is causing confusion and concern about potential unwanted charges. 'I noticed two additional premium requests in my GitHub Copilot billing that I don’t think were made by me.

Users need to prevent unauthorized access to the Copilot API for security reasons, but current measures can be bypassed using tools like Opencode. This is a concern for businesses that require strict access controls, as expressed by the user: 'Did anyone of you successfully ban this type of access to the GitHub copilot api?

Users are reporting a significant reduction in their GitHub Copilot Pro premium model allowance, from a previously more generous amount to 300 premium requests/month, feeling that the product's value has decreased after they subscribed. This change is affecting their usage and decision to continue with the service. 'It feels like the product I subscribed to has gradually become more restrictive.',

Users are reporting that Microsoft Scout is not recognizing their valid GitHub Copilot Enterprise license, despite it being active in their GitHub account. This is causing issues with onboarding and entitlement. As one user stated, 'Scout still blocks onboarding with “GitHub Copilot Business or Enterprise required.”

Users are trying to use the ClinePass provider within Copilot, but are having to manually add models and parameters due to lack of native support. This is causing some inconvenience, as noted by the user who 'didn't have a good first impression when its tool calling occasionally failed.