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      <description>Converting data to different formats with copilot Recently, I got a question from a client if GitHub Copilot would be able to convert data from a table designer tool into working test files. The answer is probably yes! The only requirement is that the table designer tool is able to export its table (or tables) into a textual format, like SQL, JSON or CSV.
Here&amp;rsquo;s how you could achieve this with Copilot:</description>
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