As a GitHub Enterprise Server customer, you can now access your Enterprise Server licenses on GitHub. With this change, you no longer need to login to the Enterprise Server license management portal. The new license management provides better support for billing and organization managers to manage their licenses, create support tickets, and upload support bundles on GitHub.
GitHub Actions: New runner release v2.262.1
We have released a new version of the GitHub Actions runner.
Features
- Sample scripts to automate scalable runners (#427)
- Raise warning when action input does not match action.yml (#429)
- Add secret masker for trimming double quotes (#440)
- Use the API_URL and munge action URLs for GHES (#437 #469)
- Help trace worker crash in telemetry (#450)
- Update checkout@v1 for GHES (#470)
Bugs
- Print node version in debug instead of output (#433)
- Better error when runner is removed from service (#441)
- Add help info for '–labels' config option (#472)
- Sps/token migration fix, job.status/steps.outcome/steps.conclusion case match with GitHub check suites conclusion (#462)
- Docker build using -f instead of implied default (#471)
- Fix configure as service when runner name has space. (#474)
Misc
- Make release notes code blocks copy-paste-able (#430)
- Fix spelling of RHEL and CentOS. (#436)
- Add CodeQL Analysis workflow (#459)
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For questions please visit the GitHub Actions community forum
We now automatically expire enterprise cloud account invitations for enterprise owner and billing manager roles seven days after the invitation is created. This update matches the automatic invitation expiration policy for organizations and repositories.