Copilot in Visual Studio does not work with a message: GitHub Copilot is disabled due to an error: Request checkStatus failed with message: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.github.com #72964
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1. The error message "GitHub Copilot is disabled due to an error: Request checkStatus failed with message: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.github.com" indicates that Copilot cannot access the api.github.com address required for it to function. This may be caused by several issues, and here are some solutions that might help: 2. Check Internet Connection: Make sure your internet connection is working properly. Sometimes, this problem may appear if there is no internet connection or there is a problem with the network. 3. Check Proxy Configuration: If you use a proxy, make sure the proxy configuration in Visual Studio is correct. Sometimes, this problem is related to incorrect proxy settings. 4. Update Visual Studio: Make sure your Visual Studio and GitHub Copilot extension are updated to the latest version. This issue may be fixed in the latest update. 5. Check Firewall or Antivirus: Some firewall or antivirus programs may block access to api.github.com. Make sure that the firewall or antivirus you use allows access to the site. Check DNS Settings: ENOTFOUND errors are usually related to DNS issues. Try updating or checking the DNS settings on your system. Restart Visual Studio: Sometimes, temporary problems can be resolved by restarting Visual Studio. |
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1. The error message "GitHub Copilot is disabled due to an error: Request checkStatus failed with message: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.github.com" indicates that Copilot cannot access the api.github.com address required for it to function. This may be caused by several issues, and here are some solutions that might help:
2. Check Internet Connection: Make sure your internet connection is working properly. Sometimes, this problem may appear if there is no internet connection or there is a problem with the network.
3. Check Proxy Configuration: If you use a proxy, make sure the proxy configuration in Visual Studio is correct. Sometimes, this problem is related to incorrect proxy settings.
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