@Akash1134 This looks great, would love to see more detailed metrics about Copilot usage and engagement.

Question: it looks like this is disabled for my org, do I need an enterprise owner to enable? The docs are a little light but it sounds like if I get an enterprise owner to enable the Copilot Metrics API for the enterprise I can then get them for my org?

To access this endpoint, the Copilot Metrics API access policy must be enabled or set to "no policy" for the enterprise within GitHub settings. Only owners and billing managers for the enterprise that contains the enterprise team can view Copilot metrics for the enterprise team.

Thanks for the GA, it looks more detailed, and indeeed more complex :-)
like for the previous usage route, it displays the aggregate code summary data for each day, then break down it by editor/language.

day": "2023-10-15",
    **"total_suggestions_count": 5000,
    "total_acceptances_count": 3000,
    "total_lines_suggested": 7000,
    "total_lines_accepted": 3500,**
    "total_active_users": 15,
    "total_chat_acceptances": 45,
    "total_chat_turns": 350,
    "total_active_chat_users": 8,

for the GA metric route, I was doubting whether we still need an aggregate high-leve total_code summary for each day, maybe per day per language? currently, for the copilot_ide_code_completions part, it only has one direct KV which is "total_engaged_users": 20. in order to get the total_code_* metircs as before, we have to check the breakdown data, which is by editor/models/language, the merge them togeterh. based on my observation, the total_code_* data per day per language is a strong requirement. so it is better to add it. thanks for your consideration.

like currently, for the lanuages part under "copilot_ide_code_completions", it only display the total_engaged_users part, is it possible to add total_code_* part for each language? thanks.

"copilot_ide_code_completions": {
"total_engaged_users": 20,
"languages": [
{
"name": "python",
"total_engaged_users": 10
},
{
"name": "ruby",
"total_engaged_users": 10
}
],

Hey,
While using this API I get:

"Your organization has disabled Copilot Metrics API access. Enable it in GitHub settings to access this endpoint."

In github settings I'm unable to enable access to the metrics API as admin. I see a link to a doc on how for github pre release license terms
https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-pre-release-license-terms

But don't actually see how to get my enterprise access to these pre release features.

Accessing GitHub Copilot Usage API with a Business Account – Is it supported?

Question: @Akash1134 / Team

Hello everyone,

I’m looking to track GitHub Copilot usage metrics through the API for our organization, which currently has a GitHub Business license. Specifically, I’d like to use the following endpoint:

/enterprises/{enterprise}/copilot/usage

Before diving in, I wanted to confirm: does the GitHub Business license provide access to the Copilot usage API, or is this feature exclusively available for GitHub Enterprise accounts? If it’s enterprise-only, are there any alternative methods for tracking Copilot usage in a Business account?

Thanks for any insights or guidance!

how to access new metrics?
the docs say

To make the transition smooth, we’ve kept the Beta route online through the end of the year.
what's the difference between beta route and new route?

I get old data for
x-github-api-version-selected: 2022-11-28
GET https://api.github.com/orgs//copilot/usage

also the link to the documentation doesn't work