From the source
GitHub is adding code review detail to its Copilot usage metrics reports, so enterprise and organization owners can see whether developers act on Copilot code review feedback in each repository.
- A new copilot_code_review object on every repos-1-day row counts evaluated comments and the comments developers addressed, and dividing the two gives an addressed rate per repository.
- GitHub says the existing pull_requests fields only show how often Copilot code review runs and how often someone clicks to apply a suggestion, while developers act on most feedback in other ways.
- The counts are broken down by severity, review tier, comment type and customization, so teams can see whether custom instructions, skills or MCP servers make a difference.
- A further field counts merged pull requests that Copilot reviewed where no person requested changes after its first review.
- Comments are evaluated when their pull request merges, so they count on the merge day, and Copilot usually does not evaluate comments on pull requests opened by bots.
- Enterprise owners, enterprise billing managers, organization owners and holders of a custom role granting the View Copilot Metrics permission can access the reports, provided the Copilot usage metrics policy is enabled.
