Missing Initialization Cell Note in Copilot for Data Science and Data Engineering Article

[Mustafa-Hassan2001]

Bug Location:

Article: "Overview of Copilot for Data Science and Data Engineering (preview)" Section: Introduction to Copilot for Data Science and Data Engineering for Fabric Data Science

Issue:

After the paragraph "The most effective way of using Copilot is to add your data as a dataframe," a note is needed to clarify the initialization process and the requirement of running the cell at the top of the notebook. This might lead to confusion among users about the proper setup and initialization of Copilot.

Additional context

Steps to Reproduce:

• Read through the "Introduction to Copilot for Data Science and Data Engineering for Fabric Data Science" section.
• Notice the missing note about running the initialization cell each time the Spark session loads.
• Users might skip the step or not understand its importance, leading to improper functioning of Copilot.

Expected Behavior:

Users should have a clear understanding that they need to run the cell at the top of the notebook every time a Spark session loads for Copilot to function correctly.

Suggested Note Addition:

Note: "Ensure you run the initialization cell at the top of the notebook each time a Spark session loads. This step is crucial for the proper operation of the Copilot experience."

Example Placement:

After this paragraph: "The most effective way of using Copilot is to add your data as a dataframe. You can ask your questions in the chat panel, and the AI provides responses or code to copy into your notebook. It understands your data's schema and metadata, and if data is loaded into a dataframe, it has awareness of the data inside of the data frame as well."

Note: "Ensure you run the initialization cell at the top of the notebook each time a Spark session loads. This step is crucial for the proper operation of the Copilot experience."

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