GitHub Copilot usage metrics #181077
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I am building some custom analytics on the newly released GitHub copilot usage metrics. I find that within the lines of code metrics, the loc_added_sum is consistently higher than loc_suggested_to_add_sum. Based on the definition below, I interpreted the loc_added_sum to be a subset of loc_suggested_to_add_sum. So I am unable to reconcile why the additions would be higher than suggestions. Would love an experts feedback on this.
loc_suggested_to_add_sum = Lines of code Copilot suggested to add (completions, inline chat, chat panel, etc.; excludes Agent edits)
loc_added_sum = Lines of code actually added to the editor (accepted completions, applied code blocks, agent/edit mode)
https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-cloud@latest/copilot/reference/copilot-usage-metrics/copilot-usage-metrics
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