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- Custom model slicing support, coming soon!
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- Data can be aggregated by enterprise, organization or team.
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Located in the `./samples` directory you'll find sample JSON and PBIX files used to create the *new*dashboard below.
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Located in the `./samples` directory you'll find sample JSON and PBIX files used to create the dashboard below.
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> Note: The legacy GitHub Copilot Usage API is still available and can be used with the `GitHub Copilot - Telemetry Sample (Usage).pbix` file. For instructions, see [Usage_API.md](USAGE_API.md).
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1. Download and open the sample `GitHub Copilot - Telemetry Sample (Metrics with KPI).pbix` file.
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2. Determine if you'll be using the `Enterprise`, `Organization` or `Team` URL.
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3. Follow the instructions below to generate a token with permissions to access the API:
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[REST API endpoints for GitHub Copilot usage metrics - GitHub Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/copilot/copilot-usage)
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[REST API endpoints for Copilot metrics - GitHub Enterprise Cloud Docs](https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/rest/copilot/copilot-metrics)
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>**IMPORTANT: Do not share this token and ensure you follow you organizations security policies.**
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4. The file contains the following data sources, descriptions are inlcuded below.
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2. Open the **Power Query Editor** by clicking **Transform data** in the top-menu and selecting **Tranform data**.
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3. Click on **source** query in the left-menu
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4. In the right-menu under **APPLIED STEPS** click the gear (settings) icon, selecting your JSON file and clicking **OK**.
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5. Click **Close and Apply** in the top-left of the **Power Query Editor**.
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6. On the **Report View** page click **Refresh** to load the new data into your dashboard.
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