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Client telemetry user attribution and configurable capture

GitHub announced that enterprise administrators can now use telemetry in managed settings to attribute GitHub Copilot activity to a user without collecting their prompts, responses, or tool content. The new telemetry.capture.identity setting adds three attributes to enable this attribution.

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