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Hello,
I am a developer who is working on a project that involves using SailPoint IdentityIQ APIs to manage identity and access management. I am interested in using GitHub copilot or chatgpt to auto complete the code for some common tasks, such as retrieving all the entitlements an identity has for an application or creating a new identity with a certain role.
However, I am facing some challenges in using these tools, as they do not seem to understand the SailPoint IdentityIQ APIs and do not return any relevant results. For example, when I try to write a java method to get all the entitlements an identity has for an application, I get nothing.
I have also tried to provide some context for the API methods, but it does not seem to make any difference.
Is there any way to make GitHub copilot or chatgpt understand the SailPoint IdentityIQ APIs and generate useful code suggestions? Do I need to train them on some specific data or examples? Are there any best practices or tips for using these tools with SailPoint IdentityIQ?
I would appreciate any help or guidance. Thank you.
I understand that leveraging gpt and or co-pilot would really make it easier to get common tasks done. But I want to bring it to your attention that SailPoint APIs are proprietary and uses classes and definition within the IAM domain which wont make much sense to a gpt even after you try to model it.
Usually it is recommended to leverage rule libraries and referencing the methods within them to make common tasks easier.
But again you can look out for more responses here if someone was able to achieve it.
