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Copilot usage metrics now identify active and passive Copilot code review users - GitHub Changelog
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Copilot usage metrics now indicate which users have Copilot code review (CCR) activity, and whether that activity was active or passive.
Key facts
- Within the API response, CCR usage is represented by two fields at the user level
- Copilot usage metrics now indicate which users have Copilot code review (CCR) activity, and whether that activity was active or passive
- If a user has both active and passive CCR events on the same day, the active signal takes precedence
- You can learn more in their documentation about Copilot usage metrics
Summary
Within the API response, CCR usage is represented by two fields at the user level:. Used_copilot_code_review_active: Set to true when a user intentionally engaged with Copilot code review by: Assigning Copilot as a reviewer on a pull request. Requesting Copilot reviews again. Used_copilot_code_review_passive: Set to true when Copilot code review automatically ran on a user’s pull request (via a repo-level policy), but the user did not interact with the review. If a user has both active and passive CCR events on the same day, the active signal takes precedence.