Secret scanning push protection bypasses are now shown in the audit log and API

June 17, 2022

GitHub Advanced Security customers can now view bypasses of secret scanning's push protection in the enterprise and organization audit logs. The GitHub REST API and webhooks now also contain bypass information.

Secret scanning: Dry runs for custom patterns on edits

June 16, 2022

GitHub Advanced Security customers can now perform dry runs of their custom patterns when editing a pattern. Dry runs allow admins to understand a pattern's impact across an organization and to hone the pattern before publishing and generating alerts.

Admins can compose a new pattern or edit a published pattern then 'Save and dry run' to retrieve results from their selected repositories. Scan results will appear on screen as they're detected, but admins can leave the page and later come back to their saved pattern's dry run results.

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The new GitHub Issues – June 16th update

June 16, 2022

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Today’s Changelog brings you tooling to migrate projects from the classic version to beta and accessibility improvements!

🚀 Migrate from Projects (classic) to Projects (beta) (feature preview)

We’ve made it easy for you to migrate your old project (classic) boards to the all new projects (beta) experience! Enable “project migration” in feature preview so that you can try out tables, multiple views, new automation options, and powerful field types with your exisiting projects. For more information, see “Exploring early access releases with feature preview.”

Migration

How it works:

We’ll create a copy of your existing project (classic) board in Projects (beta)
You’ll be prompted to close your old project as the newly migrated project and old project will not be kept in sync
You can reopen your old project in a pinch if necessary!

💖 Accessibility Improvements

To provide a more accessible experience for all our users, we’ve made numerous fixes across key table and board workflows to better support users leveraging keyboard navigation, screenreaders, or high magnification. Some updates include:

Ensuring previously unreachable elements, such as suggestion lists and column headers, are reachable via keyboard navigation and appropriately handled by screenreaders
Updating tab behavior in table views to be consistent with common practices for spreadsheet-like tools
Improving the Add item workflow by updating the alignment and overflow behavior of the results list to be viewable at high magnifications

We’ve still got work to do but we’re excited to continue making projects better for all our users.

✨ Bug fixes & improvements

Other changes include:

Sorting by reactions on the issues index page now includes the number of reactions added
Updated naming conventions for assignee in header when grouped in table

See how to use GitHub for project planning with GitHub Issues, check out what’s on the roadmap, and learn more in the docs.