GitHub Enterprise Cloud administrators who have IP allow lists set up for their enterprises, organizations, or GitHub Apps can now check whether an IP address is permitted within the IP allow list.
To learn more, read our 'Checking if an IP address is permitted' documentation for enterprises and organizations.
GitHub Advanced Security customers using secret scanning can now specify a custom link that will show in the error message when push protection detects and blocks a potential secret. Admins can use the custom link to provide their developers with a point of reference on best practices with secrets.
Learn more about protecting pushes with secret scanning.
We updated the web UI to make keeping forks in sync with their upstream repositories more intuitive. "Fetch upstream" has been renamed to "Sync fork," which better describes the button's behavior. If the sync causes a conflict, the web UI prompts users to contribute their changes to the upstream, discard their changes, or resolve the conflict.
