GitHub Enterprise users will now see a horizontal navigation bar at the top of their enterprise account. This update is designed to improve the user experience by providing a consistent,…
As of February 13, 2025, new GitHub Free and Pro plan customers now have access to the enhanced billing platform—a suite of features designed to help users manage and understand…
As previously announced, Enterprise Managed Users (EMUs) no longer have their emails automatically verified. This helps prevent any accidental data leaks by third party GitHub Apps and OAuth applications that…
March 20, 2025 update To clarify the exact impact of this change, we’ve updated the title and the wording we used in this changelog. Previously it was titled “Enterprise Managed…
Starting on 1 October 2024, we will begin collecting Japanese Consumption Tax (JCT) from self-serve customers in Japan who pay with a credit card or a PayPal account to comply…
Over the next few weeks, jobs generating Dependabot pull requests will start running as GitHub Actions workflows on Github.com accounts with GitHub Actions enabled. This migration will include faster Dependabot…
Starting September 3, 2024 enterprise customers who currently have a single organization without an enterprise account will be automatically upgraded into an enterprise account at no additional cost. An enterprise…
For security and convenience, we’ve updated how the account picker can be triggered during sign-in to an OAuth or GitHub Application. Some apps will see it all of the time,…
Enterprise accounts on GitHub.com, created after June 2, 2024, along with organizations owned by these accounts, have access to the enhanced billing platform. This includes enhanced billing for Git Large…
Starting August 19th, 2024, we will begin collecting state-mandated sales tax, where and when applicable, from paying customers in the United States to align GitHub with industry standard regulatory practices.…
Enterprises that own their user accounts can now use SSH CAs to access user-owned repositories. This is an optional setting that enterprises can enable in their enterprise SSH CA settings…
Developers with free accounts on GitHub could enable secret scanning’s push protection at the user level since last August. This automatically protects you from accidentally committing secrets to public repositories,…
If you are signed into multiple accounts on GitHub.com, you’ll be able to pick between them when you sign in using the device flow. This authentication method is typically used…
Introducing support for multiple GitHub accounts on a single host within the CLI! Log in with your work and personal accounts to manage your projects, wherever they’re happening. To add…
GitHub.com now remembers multiple accounts in your browser. You can find the account switcher in your profile picture context menu, letting you more easily switch between user accounts without re-entering…
Users with two-factor authentication enabled can now begin the account recovery process from the password reset flow. Previously, the account password was needed to access 2FA account recovery, but passwords…
Earlier this year, we announced the roll out of enterprise accounts to all GitHub Enterprise customers. Enterprise accounts enable enterprise customers to manage and scale their users and Organizations through…
Introducing support for multiple GitHub accounts within GitHub Mobile! Log in with your work and personal accounts to stay in touch with your projects, wherever they’re happening. To add multiple…
The administrator account (ending in _admin) of Enterprise Managed User enterprises is now required to enter sudo mode before taking sensitive actions. As with standard user accounts, the administrator must…
With enterprise accounts for all, your organization can take advantage of all that GitHub Enterprise has to offer, from GitHub Actions and GitHub Advanced Security, to Copilot.
The GitHub Enterprise Cloud Dormant Users report is now generally available. This report shows enterprise members who have not been active in the last 90 days. To learn more, read…
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