secure_scanner /Users/luism/workspace/examples2/ ˓→tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer ... Security Scanner: The path '/Users/luism/workspace/examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/ bzl file containing a Bazel function to load all those ones. That function must be loaded by your WORKSPACE file. • BazelToolchain: the toolchain generator for Bazel, which generates a conan_bzl.rc file matting library fmt to print fancy strings. We have the following project structure: $ tree /f workspace str_printer CMakeLists.txt conanfile.txt package.xml include str_printer str_printer.h src

tests.cpp 23[workspace] members = ["crates/bridge", "crates/bridge-cpp"] [workspace.package] version = "0.1.0" edition = "2021" Cargo.toml 24[package] name = "bridge-cpp" version.workspace = true edition edition.workspace = true [lib] name = "bridge_unsafe" crate-type = ["staticlib"] [dependencies] bridge = { path = "../bridge" } crates/bridge-cpp/Cargo.toml └── bridge-cpp ├── Cargo.toml ├── CMakeLists

secure_scanner /Users/luism/workspace/examples2/ ˓→tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer ... Security Scanner: The path '/Users/luism/workspace/examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/ bzl file containing a Bazel function to load all those ones. That function must be loaded by your WORKSPACE file. • BazelToolchain: the toolchain generator for Bazel, which generates a conan_bzl.rc file matting library fmt to print fancy strings. We have the following project structure: $ tree /f workspace str_printer CMakeLists.txt conanfile.txt package.xml include str_printer str_printer.h src

secure_scanner /Users/luism/workspace/examples2/ ˓→tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer ... Security Scanner: The path '/Users/luism/workspace/examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/ bzl file containing a Bazel function to load all those ones. That function must be loaded by your WORKSPACE file. • BazelToolchain: the toolchain generator for Bazel, which generates a conan_bzl.rc file a very simple C++ language project with this structure: . WORKSPACE conanfile.txt main BUILD demo.cpp This project contains a WORKSPACE file loading the Conan dependencies (in this case only fmt) and

secure_scanner /Users/luism/workspace/examples2/ ˓→tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer ... Security Scanner: The path '/Users/luism/workspace/examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/ bzl file containing a Bazel function to load all those ones. That function must be loaded by your WORKSPACE file. • BazelToolchain: the toolchain generator for Bazel, which generates a conan_bzl.rc file a very simple C++ language project with this structure: . WORKSPACE conanfile.txt main BUILD demo.cpp This project contains a WORKSPACE file loading the Conan dependencies (in this case only fmt) and

secure_scanner /Users/luism/workspace/examples2/ ˓→tutorial/creating_packages/other_packages/tool_requires/consumer ... Security Scanner: The path '/Users/luism/workspace/examples2/tutorial/creating_packages/ bzl file containing a Bazel function to load all those ones. That function must be loaded by your WORKSPACE file. • BazelToolchain: the toolchain generator for Bazel, which generates a conan_bzl.rc file a very simple C++ language project with this structure: . WORKSPACE conanfile.txt main BUILD demo.cpp This project contains a WORKSPACE file loading the Conan dependencies (in this case only fmt) and

your Django project The following assumes your project will be in ~/workspace/myproject/. Set up your Django project: cd ~/workspace django-admin.py startproject myproject cd myproject python manage.py message from Django. Installing and configuring django CMS in your Django project Open the file ~/workspace/myproject/settings.py. To make your life easier, add the following at the top of the file: 4 Chapter

your Django project The following assumes your project will be in ~/workspace/myproject/. Set up your Django project: cd ~/workspace django-admin.py startproject myproject cd myproject python manage Django. 2.1.1.2. Installing and configuring django CMS in your Django project Open the file ~/workspace/myproject/settings.py. To make your life easier, add the following at the top of the file: # -*-

OS, compiler name) • Smart intent detection to detect participants + tools Questions about your Workspace? Questions about VS Code? Questions about a specific file?Get specific with / commands Use specify hints for Copilot Chat to take into context when answering requests specific to your workspace and needsInstalling Copilot You must have an active GitHub Copilot subscription to use Copilot

correctly if that doesn’t work right away: assoc .py=Python.file ftype Python.File="C:\Users\Username\workspace\demo\env\Scripts\python.exe" "%1" %* For the purposes of this tutorial, it’s recommended that you package at the project root called polls_plugin: python manage.py startapp polls_plugin So our workspace looks like this: env/ src/ # the django polls application is in here polls_plugin/ # the newly-created Preparing the environment The following steps assume your Django project will be - or already is - in ~/workspace/myproject, and that you’ll be using a virtualenv. If you already have a virtualenv with a project