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Managing self-hosted runners within an enterprise no longer requires personal access tokens with the admin:enterprise
scope. Tighten down the permissions on your token by using the manage_runners:enterprise
scope instead. A token with this scope can be used to authenticate to use many endpoints to manage your enterprise's self-hosted runners.
Learn more about self-hosted runners for your Actions workflows.
You can now set whether a repository allows forking when creating or updating it using either the REST or GraphQL API.
Previously, APIs for creating and updating repositories didn't consider the fields allow_forking
(REST) or forkingAllowed
(GraphQL). Now, this field can be set before invoking the API to configure whether a repository allows forking.
For reference, see documentation for the REST API and GraphQL API.