You can now create new repositories with pre-filled form fields, making it even easier to define the right info for your new repos from the start.
There are a number of query string parameters available, including:
To get started you can craft a query string at the end of https://github.com/new starting with ? followed by the fields and their values.
See the example below for more details:
https://github.com/new?owner=octocat&name=new-boilerplate&description=A%20new%20boilerplate%20repository&visibility=private&template_owner=actions&template_name=boilerplate
Learn more about Creating a new repository
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You can now customize your GitHub Actions Importer experience using feature flags. You can use the --enable-features and --disable-features options to select specific features to enable or disable for the duration of the command.
For details on how to get started, please check out our documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the GitHub Actions Importer community.
XL macOS runners can now be used by any developer, without the need to sign-up! You can try the new runners today by setting the runs-on: key to macos-latest-xl, macos-12-xl, or macos-13-xl in your workflow file. The runners are available today to all customers!
More information about using the runner can be found here.
To learn more about runner per job minute pricing, check out the docs.