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The following error occurs when used with an IP-restricted Organization.
The following is the output from the chat when the ISSUE is created from the CopilotAgent.
I attempted to create an issue, but encountered a "404 Not Found" error.
This typically occurs if the repository name or owner name is incorrect, or if you lack sufficient access permissions.
Please verify the existence of the repository and your access permissions, then try again.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Affected version
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Create a GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT)
1.1. Open your GitHub Settings › Developer settings › Personal access tokens page.
1.2. Click Generate new token and choose either Fine‑grained or Classic.
1.3. Grant the scopes required for the MCP server to access the GitHub API (see GitHub docs for details).
1.4. Copy the generated PAT; you will need it in Step 3.
Install the MCP Server (One‑Click Install — Recommended)
2.1. In the repository README, click the Install with Docker in VS Code button.
2.2. Follow the on‑screen prompts to start the automated setup inside VS Code.
Configure Your PAT
3.1. During installation—or right after it finishes—paste the PAT from Step 1 when prompted.
3.2. Save the settings to ensure the server can authenticate with GitHub.
Prepare VS Code
4.1. Reload VS Code so the new configuration is applied.
- Windows / Linux: Press Ctrl + Shift + P, type Reload Window, and press Enter.
- macOS: Press Cmd + Shift + P, type Reload Window, and press Return.
Run in Copilot Agent Mode
5.1. Start VS Code in Copilot Agent mode (insert any project‑specific commands or extensions here if applicable).
5.2. Verify that the MCP server integrates correctly with the Copilot Agent environment.
5.3. In the currently active repository, instruct the Copilot Agent to create a new GitHub Issue
Expected vs actual behavior
Organization without IP restrictions worked normally.
Logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The following error occurs when used with an IP-restricted Organization.
The following is the output from the chat when the ISSUE is created from the CopilotAgent.
Affected version
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Create a GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT)
1.1. Open your GitHub Settings › Developer settings › Personal access tokens page.
1.2. Click Generate new token and choose either Fine‑grained or Classic.
1.3. Grant the scopes required for the MCP server to access the GitHub API (see GitHub docs for details).
1.4. Copy the generated PAT; you will need it in Step 3.
Install the MCP Server (One‑Click Install — Recommended)
2.1. In the repository README, click the Install with Docker in VS Code button.
2.2. Follow the on‑screen prompts to start the automated setup inside VS Code.
Configure Your PAT
3.1. During installation—or right after it finishes—paste the PAT from Step 1 when prompted.
3.2. Save the settings to ensure the server can authenticate with GitHub.
Prepare VS Code
4.1. Reload VS Code so the new configuration is applied.
- Windows / Linux: Press
Ctrl + Shift + P
, type Reload Window, and pressEnter
.- macOS: Press
Cmd + Shift + P
, type Reload Window, and pressReturn
.Run in Copilot Agent Mode
5.1. Start VS Code in Copilot Agent mode (insert any project‑specific commands or extensions here if applicable).
5.2. Verify that the MCP server integrates correctly with the Copilot Agent environment.
5.3. In the currently active repository, instruct the Copilot Agent to create a new GitHub Issue
Expected vs actual behavior
Organization without IP restrictions worked normally.
Logs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: