The correct option is Copilot can still produce similar code if that pattern exists in its public training data.

Content exclusions prevent specified files and repositories from being sent as prompt context, which protects proprietary material during suggestion generation. They do not change the underlying model or remove patterns learned from public repositories. Because Copilot was trained on large amounts of publicly available code, it can still generate similar logic when prompted. You can reduce verbatim matches by enabling the filter that blocks suggestions matching public code, yet functional similarity can still occur.

Cloud DLP is a Google Cloud data loss prevention service and it is unrelated to GitHub Copilot policies or behavior, so it does not address the limitation described.

Exclusions hide commit history for the repository is incorrect because content exclusions do not affect Git history or repository visibility. They only restrict what content is used as prompt context for suggestions.

Files you exclude can no longer be edited in Visual Studio Code is incorrect because exclusions do not block editing in the IDE. They only stop those files from being sent to the service as context.

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