Fix failing Actions checks with Copilot cloud agent in GitHub Mobile
GitHub Mobile now integrates with Copilot's coding agent to investigate and automatically fix failing GitHub Actions checks directly from your pull request.
Now when a GitHub Actions check fails on your pull request, you can ask Copilot coding agent to investigate and directly fix the problem from GitHub Mobile. From the failed check, select Fix with Copilot to start the process.
Copilot opens a new pull request on top of your existing pull request, analyzes the failing check, and attempts to implement a fix. Once the changes are ready, Copilot tags you for review so you can inspect the proposed solution, run any additional checks, and decide whether to merge it.
This one-tap workflow makes it easier to respond to CI failures while you’re on the go, helping you keep pull requests moving forward.
This is now available on the latest production build of GitHub Mobile on iOS and Android.
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