問題文
Which comparison between repository-level facts and user-level preferences is correct?
選択肢
- Both kinds of memory are scoped to a single repository, since memory is built from what Copilot observes while working in that codebase and cannot be meaningful outside it.
- Repository facts are available to all users with access to memory for that repository but only usable in that repository; user preferences are available only in that user's interactions and travel across repositories.
- Repository facts are private to the user who triggered their creation, so two people working in the same repository build up separate sets of facts about it.
- Both kinds travel across repositories for the user who created them, because memory belongs to the person who works with Copilot rather than to any one codebase.