CSV export for enterprise-level security overview

You can now export security data for offline analysis, reporting, and archival purposes on the enterprise-level security overview pages. This includes:

  • Enterprise-level overview dashboard: Export alert-level data for all your scanning tools—including third-party scanning tools.
  • Enterprise-level risk page: Export repository-level data with aggregated counts of security alerts per repository for code scanning, Dependabot, and secret scanning.
  • Enterprise-level coverage page: Export repository-level data showing the enablement state for all Dependabot, code scanning, and secret scanning features.

New Export CSV button highlighted on the overview dashboard on the Security tab at the enterprise level

Just like at the organization level, exports will respect all filters you’ve applied to the page, making it easy to for you to tailor downloads to your specific needs. Whether you’re focused on enterprise-wide insights or repository-level details, the data is now at your fingertips.

You can download all data where you have an appropriate level of access.

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What’s New in Mobile, November Update

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This update includes several key improvements: Copilot Chat on Mobile now includes beta supports for Copilot Extensions, iOS users can enjoy three new app icons in celebration of Universe, and Android users can pin their favorite repositories to the home screen.

With Copilot Extensions on Mobile, developers can extend Copilot’s capabilities on the go, integrating third-party tools, automating tasks, and receiving personalized code suggestions.

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iOS

What’s new

  • GitHub Copilot Extensions are in beta.
  • In celebration of Universe this year, we added 3 new app icons: Copilot, Nova Mona, and Quack. Head to Settings to choose your favorite.

Bug fixes

  • The more button in Copilot chat shows the three most recent conversations.
  • See contributors of a repository in the Explore tab with keyboards.
  • Select multiple code lines to add a review comment with keyboards.
  • Voiceover announces file status when jumping to a file while reviewing a pull request.
  • Entering the required inputs of a dispatched workflow correctly enables the Run Workflow button.
  • The settings button on iPad maintains its aspect ratio when the username is long.
  • Links to relative images within Markdown which include query parameters render the image without error.

Android

What’s new

  • GitHub Copilot Extensions are in beta.
  • Pin your favorite repositories directly to your device’s home screen.

Bug fixes

  • Checkboxes in the Files Changed screen now show the correct state when scrolling.
  • Relative images within Markdown files are now rendering correctly in all cases.
  • Longer Discussions now indicate page loading.
  • Improving accessibility for Feed headers.
  • More accurate TalkBack descriptions in trending repositories.
  • Color contrast improvements for Pull Request merge options.
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Update to seat `created_at` timestamp in the Copilot user management REST API [Public Preview]

Based on customer feedback, we have updated how the created_at timestamp works in the Copilot seat details portion of responses from the following REST API endpoints:

  • /organization/{org}/billing/copilot/seats
  • /enterprises/{enterprise}/billing/copilot/seats
  • /organization/{org}/members/{username}/copilot

The created_at timestamp now shows when a user received Copilot access, rather than when their team, enterprise team, or organization was granted access. This matches the timestamp of the seat’s corresponding seat_added event in the Audit Log.

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