Introducing the “Sustainability” category on GitHub Marketplace

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a new category on GitHub Marketplace: Sustainability.

This new category is designed to highlight GitHub Actions and apps that focus on optimizing workflows to minimize environmental impact. Whether it’s by reducing resource consumption, streamlining builds, or enabling green practices in software development, this is a space for creators to showcase tools that contribute to a more sustainable future.

If you’re a creator, we encourage you to tag your listings with Sustainability if you believe your app or action aligns with this mission. Publishing to the Marketplace is straightforward — here’s how you can get started:
– Publish your GitHub Action
– Publish your GitHub App

For users, this category provides a dedicated space to discover and explore tools that aim to make software development workflows more environmentally friendly. While GitHub doesn’t verify the claims made by creators in this category, we encourage you to do your own research and find tools that align with your values and needs.

Currently, the Sustainability category is a blank slate, but we’re excited to see it come to life as creators tag their listings. Visit github.com/marketplace to explore the category and check back as new tools become available.

We can’t wait to see what the community shares! 🚀🌍

GitHub Enterprise Cloud Data Residency in Australia is generally available

GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency in Australia is now generally available, allowing GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers greater flexibility in choosing where their code and repository data are stored.

With this release, teams can enhance productivity and collaboration while gaining more control over their code to meet their data residency preferences. This will help customers in the Asia-Pacific region optimize performance and maintain availability while using GitHub Enterprise Cloud.

What is GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency?

GitHub Enterprise Cloud is a multi-tenant, enterprise SaaS deployment option of GitHub Enterprise, powered by Microsoft Azure. It provides a single, end-to-end DevOps platform with a suite of tools and capabilities designed to enhance the developer experience at scale. GitHub Enterprise Cloud helps DevOps teams focus on building and deploying innovative software without worrying about managing updates or infrastructure.

With the introduction of data residency in Australia, customers now have the flexibility to choose where their code is stored. GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency is powered by Microsoft Azure’s global infrastructure, offering enhanced security to protect your code both in transit and at rest.

Who is this available for?

GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency in Australia is available for customers who need their code and repository data to reside in the region. Support for additional regions is currently being planned and will be announced in the future.

How can I access GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency in Australia?

Get started today by contacting our sales team. You can also learn more by visiting our Docs and web page.

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Dependabot now supports pnpm workspace catalogs (GA)

Starting today, Dependabot offers full support for pnpm workspace catalogs.

pnpm workspace catalogs are widely used in monorepos, and improper dependency handling can lead to:
– Broken dependency trees due to unintended modifications.
– Install failures in CI environments due to lockfile mismatches.
– NoChangeErrors when workspaces conflict with each other.

Starting today, Dependabot fully supports pnpm workspace catalogs. This means that Dependabot now:
– Ensures safe, scoped updates for each workspace.
– Prevents lockfile inconsistencies that break dependency resolution.
– Improves the reliability of updates in pnpm monorepos.

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