gh aw add/add-wizard offer a choice of engines and adjust the installed workflow source to include an engine: frontmatter declaration
However there is no need to add "engine: copilot" since copilot is the default. Adding it actually causes conflicts later.
If a declaration is added, it should have a blank line after it to help separate it from any added source: declaration as putting them next to each other is causing later conflicts on update.
gh aw add/add-wizard offer a choice of engines and adjust the installed workflow source to include an
engine:frontmatter declarationHowever there is no need to add "engine: copilot" since copilot is the default. Adding it actually causes conflicts later.
If a declaration is added, it should have a blank line after it to help separate it from any added
source:declaration as putting them next to each other is causing later conflicts on update.