You can now specify a custom JSON schema as a response format, alongside the existing text and recently released general JSON option. When JSON schema is selected, an input box will allow you to define your desired schema format directly in the playground.
This enhancement provides more control if you’re working with models that require structured responses, helping to mitigate issues like models outputting unnecessary tokens. You can either specify a single object or an array of objects. Additionally, you can save this JSON schema as a preset so that you can use it again later.
JSON Schema structured outputs are currently only supported for the GPT 4o model, and specifically for the api-version: “2024-08-01-preview”.
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To support better content moderation, you can now disable comments on individual gists in the UI as well as with the APIs. Once commenting is disabled, existing comments on the gist will be hidden and no new comments can be posted.
To learn more check out the documentation.
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Happy New Year! We’ve got fresh Copilot Workspace updates for you this week, so let’s jump right in!
You can now add a new file directly to the file tree, rather than having to modify the plan.
We’ve enabled an option to toggle errors on and off within your editor. This will allow you to hide errors when you’re not actively working on them.
Now when you create a codespace, your codespace will be created in the region closest to you. This will improve the latency of your connection, providing a smoother experience while editing and using the terminal.
Screen readers will now announce when suggestions are applied.
Fixed a design regression where there was no border between the editor and the file.
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