Github Copilot auto-deactivated · community · Discussion #35941

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@loftusa i can see that your github username has access to copilot. Do you have more than one github account? If so you may need to sign out of vscode
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Please try signing out, copilot will prompt you to sign back in.

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I have the same issue and tried this flow, it did not work.

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@ValdemarGr

I just encountered this as well, I have a subscription but it seems that the site is also confused.
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Maybe some outage or bug?

@KibaeKim

My subscription ended and I'm trying to restart it. Following the steps here, on Step 3 I get the following with no option to sign up.

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I also paid to use github copilot and it's not working in my vsCode I followed every step to use the extension
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Same for me. I have an active subscription and have had one since August. Today my Copilot stopped working with the following error.

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I've tried...

  • Signing out of GitHub in VSCode and signing back in
  • Uninstalling Copilot and reinstalling
  • Restarting VSCode
  • Restarting my computer

Not sure what else to try.

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@ricardoalmira89

i have the same problem, last pay was 3 days ago. i guess this is not a problem in our end. Maybe it's on github...

@fnyah

@kevineduardo

Same issue here in both VS 2022, VC Code, and Rider, signed up for a year, now it's saying its expired not even 1/4 through the year I paid for, with no real way to get it to activate

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@ricardoalmira89

i'm on vscode latest version. same problem.
It was working properly a few minutes ago.

Same issue here, I think someone screwed up today with the account activation logic.

I paid 1-year membership on the same day that Copilot went paid. I was a member of the Copilot preview.
As of about a few hours ago, my account stopped working, and the below do not work:

  • Uninstalling + Reinstalling the extension (either normal or nightly)
  • Signing out of my Github VS Code account, then signing back in

The logs from the extension show the below:

[INFO] [auth] [2022-11-24T22:04:00.531Z] Invalid copilot token: missing token: 403 
[ERROR] [default] [2022-11-24T22:04:00.532Z] GitHub Copilot could not connect to server. Extension activation failed: "Thank you for participating in the GitHub Copilot Technical Preview. Your extended access has ended."

This is fairly frustrating, as $100 is no small bit of change =/

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@cmbaldwin

+1 My guess is that it is related to some coding logic applying to users with preview keys still in the settings somewhere? I haven't tried completely re-installing VSCode yet. Has anyone tried that with this more recent issue? (I'd rather not have to do that)

I'm having the exact same issue as well:

GitHub Copilot could not connect to server. Extension activation failed: "Thank you for participating in the GitHub Copilot Technical Preview. Your extended access has ended."

But I do have an active subscription:
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I'm having a student account but also same issue here. Seems that it's not a problem on client-side.
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@kevineduardo

I'm in the same situation.

@jacksonhuether

@lcdkhoa

I'm having the same issue, using nvim with github/copilot.vim showing

Thank you for participating in the GitHub Copilot Technical Preview. Your extended access has ended.

Request Actions:
1. Signup for GitHub Copilot
2. Dismiss
Type number and <Enter> or click with the mouse (q or empty cancels):

:Copilot auth or setup will show that I'm logged in as myself, but :Copilot status returns Copilot: Not authorized.
Updating the plugin, logout -> login, disable -> enable, restart, nothing works.
I'm subscribed with Yearly plan.

I hope this to be resolved soon.

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Same issue. I tried in VSCode 2022 and Github Codespaces

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intelij copilot plugin same thing

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I tried in PyCharm and vscode plugin. Same issue.

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@sm000k

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Did anyone find a way to fix it? It's been a couple of hours since it went down

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Same issue here. Student Pack.

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@gy0857478

same issue paid monthly plan

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@senecamanu

@danielravina

makes you realize how difficult it is to code without it after using it for a while...

@senecamanu

i know right. i was shocked too when the autocomplete gone away.

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The problem has been fixed, my vscode back to normal

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Working again for me now thankfully

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It looks like there is a new issue with Copilot.

I recommend subscribe to Github Status to follow up with the recovery progress.

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Degraded Performance

If your tires are low on air, that's degraded performance, when the wheels fall of your car, that is something else entirely.

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