GitHub now generates OpenGraph images for public repositories, issues, commits, and pull requests when a URL is shared on platforms that support OpenGraph rendering.
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GitHub actions will now require a collaborator with write access to take action to run workflows from first time users in pull requests.
Learn more about why we are making this change
Learn more about approving first time contributor pull requests
GitHub now generates OpenGraph images for public repositories, issues, commits, and pull requests when a URL is shared on platforms that support OpenGraph rendering.
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Pull request and review-related events are now included in the audit log at both the enterprise and organization levels. This helps administrators better monitor pull request activity and ensure security and compliance requirements are being met.
Events now included in the audit log:
Events can be viewed from the web UI, exported as CSV or JSON, or accessed via REST API. You can also search the audit log for specific pull request events. For example action:pull_request
filters for events directly on a pull request, action:pull_request.merge
shows just merge events, and action:pull_request_review
shows review events.
Learn more about audit log and available pull request actions