GitHub Container Registry: Support for multi-arch images

September 17, 2020

GitHub Container Registry now supports Docker images that have support for multiple operating systems and architectures.

The installation instructions will also show how to download the image on different operating systems and architectures.

GitHub CLI is generally available

September 17, 2020

GitHub CLI is out of beta and now generally available for all GitHub users. GitHub CLI brings GitHub to your terminal to reduce context switching and enable you to create even more workflows. To download for Windows, macOS, or Linux visit cli.github.com for instructions.

With GitHub CLI 1.0, you can:

Run your entire GitHub workflow from the terminal, from issues through releases.
Call the GitHub API to script nearly any action, and set a custom alias for any command.
Connect to GitHub Enterprise Server in addition to GitHub.com.

View the full list of new features and bug fixes in the release notes.

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About Codespaces pricing

September 15, 2020

In May, we announced the beta release of GitHub Codespaces, a cloud development environment that lets you code from anywhere.

Thousands of users are using Codespaces to improve collaboration, onboard faster, offload compute to the cloud, and improve security. Many of our beta participants have also said they’re excited to roll out Codespaces as soon as it’s generally available.

With that in mind, we’re announcing pricing for when Codespaces reaches general availability. We hope this information will make it easy for teams to plan ahead, and get started as soon as Codespaces is generally available.

Codespaces is currently in public beta, and is free to use until that time. If you’d like to join the beta, you can request access on our signup page.

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