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The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.11 Release Candidate is available

The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.11 release candidate is here

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.11 gives customers more visibility of their instance. Here are some highlights:

  • Code scanning's default setup now does even more to protect your code, by performing scans on a weekly scheudule (in addition to scanning pushes and pull requests) and allowing you to include Swift in your analysis.
  • View repository history using the new Activity view, to see repository activity like pushes, merges, force pushes, tag changes, and branch changes, and associate them with commits and users.
  • The value of secret scanning is now much more clear thanks to push protection metrics that are available in an organization's security overview pages.
  • A GitHub CLI extension for the Manage GitHub Enterprise Server API allows customers to interact with their GitHub Enterprise Server instance via the gh command-line interface.

Release Candidates are a way for you to try the latest features early, and they help us gather feedback to
ensure the release works in your environment. They should be tested on non-production environments.
Read more about the release candidate process.

Read more about GitHub Enterprise Server 3.11 in the release notes,
or download the release candidate now.
If you have any feedback or questions, please contact our Support team.

Dependabot will no longer automatically re-run failed jobs when package manifest changes

We're simplifying how Dependabot operates! Previously, if Dependabot encountered errors in its last run, it would automatically re-run the job when there were changes in the package manifest (like adding or changing dependencies). This often led to Dependabot running more than needed and creating unscheduled pull requests. To streamline the process and stick to the schedules you set, this automated re-run feature is being deprecated.

Dependabot will still run jobs according to your schedule, and you'll have the option to manually trigger jobs whenever necessary.

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Codespaces Prebuilds New Region: Australia

In the upcoming days, Codespaces will be adding the Australia region to prebuild configurations under region availability. This will enable users to have prebuilds specifically in Australia.

How do I get access to Prebuilds in the Australia region?

If you would like to have Australia selected as a region, go to your prebuilds and select the Australia region.

What if I already have all regions selected for my Prebuilds?

If you have all regions currently selected you will have all regions except for Australia selected once this change is implemented. This will be change to ensure users do not get billed in a region they do not want.

If you would like to have all regions, including Australia, selected, please go to your prebuilds and select all regions again.

What if I am already using the Southeast Asia as a region?

Prebuild configurations with Southeast Asia already selected as a region with users in Australia may experience decreased codespace creation time as Australia will now be a separate region from Southeast Asia. To continue to get improved codespace creation time, add Australia as a region under region availability.

Please contact support if you have any issues.

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