Self-serve enterprise accounts can now grant member organizations permission to create sponsorships. Sponsorships created by a member organization will charge the enterprise account's credit card on file.
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GitHub Actions – Updates to GITHUB_REF and github.ref
We have implemented a fix so that GITHUB_REF and the github.ref context value return a fully-formed ref (e.g – refs/heads/main) when a workflow is triggered as a result of a pull request being merged. This change only impacts a small subset of workflows that trigger as a result of a pull request closing after being merged and that make use of GITHUB_REF or github.ref.
Previously, GITHUB_REF and github.ref were incorrectly returning a shortened ref (e.g. – main). These should always return a fully-formed ref regardless of the scenario.
Please visit our documentation for more details about using Actions context and variables.
For questions, visit the GitHub Actions community.
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You can now export data from the risk and coverage pages to a comma-separated values (CSV) file. This feature supports exporting repository-specific data based on applied filters.
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