10/2019

GitHub Actions are triggered by webhook events. The original payload of the event is stored in a file that actions can read at workflow/event.json (see the docs). We’ve made a…

GitHub has updated the default security alert email setting to be a single email which details the impact of a new vulnerability across all of your repositories. Previously, for a…

To publish an action to the GitHub Marketplace, you are now required to have a properly formed actions metadata file placed at action.yml in the root of your action’s repository.…

There are new improvements to the internal repository visibility available as part of our public beta. Enterprise account repository creation policy now specify which repository types can be created: “public”,…

We’ve fully deployed updates to the GitHub Actions macOS 10.14 virtual environment: Added Java 13 Upgraded NVM 12.10.0 to 12.11.0 Upgraded CocoaPods 1.7.5 to 1.8.0 Upgraded Azure CLI 2.0.72 to…

A new onboarding tutorial is now available with today’s release of GitHub Desktop 2.2. Install an editor, create a branch, make a change in your editor, make a commit, push…

Users and organizations who register for the GitHub Actions and GitHub Package Registry betas are now automatically granted access.

You can now reference or comment on multiple lines in a pull request diff view. To reference multiple lines click on a line number in the diff view, hold shift,…

It’s now even easier to create and edit a GitHub Actions workflow with the updated editor. We’ve provided inline auto-complete and lint as you type so you can say goodbye…

We have stopped running HCL workflows, as announced on the 17th. If you still have HCL workflows, please convert your .github/main.workflow files using the migrate tool.

The GitHub Actions workflow syntax has new features based on feedback from our community. Env at the workflow and job level It is common to need define a set of…