A company wants to allow Copilot Chat in Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio, but wants to disable Copilot Chat on github.com for all members. What is the most direct way to achieve this?

Configure the organization-wide Copilot policy to disable Copilot Chat for github.com while leaving it enabled for the IDE extensions.

Disable Copilot for the entire organization, then re-enable it only for members who use Visual Studio Code.

Ask each member to disable Copilot Chat in their github.com settings.

Create a repository rule that blocks Copilot Chat usage on github.com.

An organization wants to disable Copilot suggestions in the IDE but keep them on github.com. How can this be achieved?

Set a repository-level .github/copilot.yml to disable IDE features

Ask each developer to uninstall the IDE extension

Configure feature availability per platform in Copilot settings

Disable Copilot for the entire organization

A large enterprise needs to programmatically assign Copilot seats to a group of new developers who just joined the organization. The administrator wants to automate this process using a script. What is the recommended approach?

Use the audit log API to identify new users and manually add them.

Use the GitHub CLI to create a new team and add the developers to it.

Use the GitHub REST API to assign Copilot seats to the new users.

Use the Copilot policy settings page to upload a CSV of new users.

An auditor asks the GitHub administrator to provide a record of when the organization's Copilot policy was last changed and who made the change. Where should the administrator look?

The member's profile page showing their Copilot activity.

The organization's audit log, filtering for Copilot-related events.

The repository's commit history for the .github/copilot.yml file.

The Copilot usage report in the organization settings.

Which REST API endpoint is used to list Copilot seats for an organization?

POST /orgs/{org}/copilot/billing/seats

GET /orgs/{org}/copilot/billing/seats

GitHubCopilot Certification

Domain 2Objective 4

Manage Organization-Wide Settings and Policies GH-300 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Use GitHub Copilot features domain, which accounts for 25-30% of the GH-300 exam.

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1application · medium
A company wants to allow Copilot Chat in Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio, but wants to disable Copilot Chat on github.com for all members. What is the most direct way to achieve this?
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2foundation · easy
An organization wants to disable Copilot suggestions in the IDE but keep them on github.com. How can this be achieved?
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3application · medium
A large enterprise needs to programmatically assign Copilot seats to a group of new developers who just joined the organization. The administrator wants to automate this process using a script. What is the recommended approach?
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4application · easy
An auditor asks the GitHub administrator to provide a record of when the organization's Copilot policy was last changed and who made the change. Where should the administrator look?
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5foundation · easy
Which REST API endpoint is used to list Copilot seats for an organization?
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