GitHub Enterprise Server 3.15 is now generally available
GitHub Enterprise Server 3.15 is now available for download. Some key features & highlights you can find in this release include:
- Updated root disk size requirements. New installations of GitHub Enterprise Server version 3.15 and upgrades to 3.15 now require a root disk size of at least 400GB. System will not boot otherwise. This requirement addresses disk utilization trends and proactively mitigates critical issues we have observed with insufficient root disk sizing. For more information on how to increase the root disk size in the appliance, see increasing storage capacity.
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Updated minimum server specs recommended to run GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES). For more information, see minimum recommended requirements.
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Project status updates using GraphQL and webhooks, unlock new ways to automate how you provide and gather project status update information. For more information, see GitHub Projects.
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Custom properties now support new property types: multi select and true/false. Organization repositories can now be queried and filtered via properties via the UI and API. Read about filtering repositories.
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Code security configurations are now available in GHES. These configurations simplify the rollout of GitHub security products at scale. They help you define collections of security settings and apply them across groups of repositories. We have retired the old organization-level code security settings UI experience along with the API parameters that complemented it. For more information, see code security configurations.
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Secret scanning push protection is now supported for content upload REST API endpoints – create a blob and create or update file contents. Push protection blocks you from pushing secrets to a repository and generates a secret scanning alert whenever you bypass the block.
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CodeQL‘s support for Swift and Kotlin is now generally available. CodeQL is the static analysis engine that powers GitHub code scanning.
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Organization owners can now grant a user or team access to all of the repositories in their org with a single click. New pre-defined roles have been added to the organization settings, under Organization Roles > Role Management, where all organization owners can view and assign them. These can be further customized as well to grant specific repository permissions across your organization. For more information, see organization roles.
To learn more about GHES 3.15, check out the release notes or download it now. If you have any issues upgrading to version 3.15 or experience any issues using these new features, please contact our Support team.
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