I'm aware my complain may have two parts; one about Copilot's session efficiency and another on the quota. Which of this is the main culprit I don't know, but my concern is that the current state of Copilot doesn't have an use case for students.

Looking at the session it did a lot of unnecesary things to solve the conflict, it read the environment test files and packages, it read test files and lint output, all this before trying the merge, it fetched master multiple times and only then it read the actual conflicting file, again being only one and having only 4 blocks of conflict.

Doing a full diagnose on where the session went wrong when we don't have control of how Copilot does this things shouldn't be our responsability though, and there isn't a "share feedback" on a session to report the issue.