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GitHub Enterprise 11.10.300 Release

GitHub Enterprise 11.10.300 Release

We're excited to announce the latest release of GitHub Enterprise. We're shipping this version with Issue Attachments, Contributions, and much more. Along with a variety of general improvements and adjustments,…

Joel Watson
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Create and delete branches

Now you can create and delete branches from GitHub.com. Create a branch In your repository's branch selector, just start typing a new branch name. We'll give you the option to…

Zach Holman
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Introducing Contributions

Today we're happy to release Contributions: a new addition to profile pages that lets you see what everyone has been up to on GitHub. Popular Repositories Show off the fancy…

Justin Palmer
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Releasing Make Me

A few months ago, GitHub HQ 2.0 got a MakerBot Replicator 2. GitHubbers started printing almost immediately due to the easy setup but having to leave a laptop connected was…

Mike Skalnik
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The Octoverse in 2012

I am continually blown away by the staggering amount of work happening on GitHub. Every day, our users commit code, open and close issues, and make plans for their software…

Brian Doll
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Issue autocompletion

Today we're adding autocompletion for Issues and Pull Requests, similar to the @mention and emoji autocompletion you already know and love. Type # to see Issue and Pull Request suggestions,…

Rob Sanheim
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Creating files on GitHub

Starting today, you can create new files directly on GitHub in any of your repositories. You’ll now see a "New File" icon next to the breadcrumb whenever you’re viewing a…

Coby Chapple
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Contributing Guidelines

Oftentimes open source projects place a CONTRIBUTING file in the root directory. It explains how a participant should do things like format code, test fixes, and submit patches. Here is…

Kevin R. Barnes
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Commit Status API

Today, we shipped an API for third party services to attach statuses to commits. We created this API to allow services to color the discussion on pull requests. For example,…

Rob Sanheim
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Deploying at GitHub

Deploying is a big part of the lives of most GitHub employees. We don't have a release manager and there are no set weekly deploys. Developers and designers are responsible…

Jake Douglas
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SF Drinkup #39

All those Pull Requests got you feeling parched? Quench your thirst with us this Thursday at Thirsty Bear! Join us this Thursday evening for drinks, great conversations, and more. The…

Kami Richey
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Notifications & Stars

Today, we’re releasing a new version of our notifications system and changing the way you watch repositories on GitHub. You’ll find the new notifications indicator next to the GitHub logo…

Kyle Neath
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Notification Email Improvements

Reading notifications on github.com is greatly improved thanks to the numerous enhancements shipped out earlier today. We're excited to also announce a brand new email backend with support for rich…

Ryan Tomayko
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Game Bytes #1

Welcome to the first edition of Game Bytes, where we highlight some of the latest and greatest game development-related repositories, success stories, and other game-related tidbits. I talked with David…

Lee Reilly
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Auto Updating Comments

Pull Requests and Issues now automatically update as new comments are posted. You no longer need to repeatedly refresh while you're waiting for that pull request to finally be accepted.…

Joshua Peek