Create comprehensive GitHub Copilot instructions for aztui development #29
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.github/copilot-instructions.mdwith comprehensive instructions for GitHub Copilot coding agents working in the aztui codebase. The instructions provide all necessary information for a developer to effectively work with this Go-based Terminal User Interface (TUI) application for Azure resource management.Key Features
Firm Directive Structure: Instructions start with a clear directive to follow the provided guidance first before searching or using additional commands, ensuring consistent development practices.
Validated Commands: All commands and procedures have been thoroughly tested and validated, including:
make all(36s initial, 0.5s subsequent builds)make formatAZTUI_CONFIG_PATH=conf/default.yaml bin/aztuimake clean && make allCritical Timing Information: Includes explicit "NEVER CANCEL" warnings with specific timeout recommendations:
Prerequisites and Setup: Documents exact requirements including Go 1.19+, Azure CLI installation, and authentication requirements (
az login).Manual Validation Scenarios: Since the application is a TUI with no unit tests, provides specific manual testing procedures to validate changes, including startup testing and Azure CLI integration verification.
Repository Structure: Complete documentation of the codebase layout, key directories, and common file locations to help agents navigate efficiently.
Troubleshooting Guide: Covers common issues like authentication errors, build failures, and provides emergency recovery commands.
The instructions enable coding agents to work effectively with this Azure management tool without needing to discover build processes, dependencies, or validation procedures through trial and error.
Fixes #28.
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