16.07.26 – von
Thomas Pentenrieder
How to Use Azure Foundry Models with BYOK in VS Code
If you’re looking to leverage your own custom AI models within Visual Studio Code, using Azure AI Foundry models as your Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) provider is an excellent approachPreviously limited to the Insiders build, custom BYOK models are now officially supported in the stable release of VS Code. This allows you to integrate powerful, customized models directly into your development workflow via GitHub Copilot.
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Thomas Pentenrieder
Fixing the ‘No utility model is configured’ Error for Copilot BYOK in VS Code
When working with Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) models in Visual Studio Code’s GitHub Copilot chat, you might encounter a configuration error preventing the agent from completing your requestsThis error typically presents itself as:
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Jonas Hundertmark
Fun with property-style getters in Godot
If you’ve worked with Godot back in the 3.x days, you know what a lot of criticisms back then were with GDScript’s heavy usage of magic strings, oftentimes making code hard to read or unwieldyThe syntax changes to GDScript in Godot 4 have (in my opinion) alleviated a lot of pain points. Signals can now be accessed as properties, for instance, and the move from yield instructions to await has made the need for explcit defer calls less ubiquitous in your scripts.
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