GitHub code scanning now offers enhanced security protection for your GitHub Actions workflow files through CodeQL analysis, which is now generally available. This feature enables you to identify and remediate…
We’re introducing new controls for automation workflows, enhancing security and flexibility for teams. Additionally, we’ve released updates to Actions runner controller designed to improve performance, customization, and compatibility with evolving…
Comparing GitHub-hosted vs self-hosted runners for your CI/CD workflows? This deep dive explores important factors to consider when making this critical infrastructure decision for your development team.
You can now use the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN from GitHub Actions to authenticate requests to GitHub Models. This simplifies your workflows by integrating AI capabilities directly into your actions, eliminating the…
GitHub Actions: macOS 15 and Windows 2025 images are now generally available
GitHub Actions 96 vCPU larger runners are now generally available. Customers in need of bigger, more powerful machines to run their workloads can use this runner to reduce runtime on…
With these actions, you can keep your open source projects organized, minimize repetitive and manual tasks, and focus more on writing code.
Decommissioned cache service brownouts GitHub has migrated customers to a new cache service and will now be shutting down the old service. This process will include brownouts of the old…
Developers using upload-artifact and download-artifact in their Actions workflows can now ensure the integrity of their artifacts with the new SHA256 digest. This feature automatically verifies that the artifact uploaded…
We recently launched analysis capabilities for GitHub Actions workflow files in public preview. With the release of CodeQL 2.20.5, we are expanding the analysis capabilities to detect additional types of…
Update: Additional brownout dates for Ubuntu 20 were added in April. The following post has been updated to reflect this change. Changes to check run status modification To ensure the…
We are deprecating real-time job status updates for GitHub Actions workflow notifications in Slack and Microsoft Teams on the 10th of March 2025. Users will continue to receive notifications when…
Update: The date for closing down the Ubuntu 20 image has changed to April 15. The following post has been updated to reflect this change. Ubuntu 20 image is closing…
In the last few months, we secured 75+ GitHub Actions workflows in open source projects, disclosing 90+ different vulnerabilities. Out of this research we produced new support for workflows in CodeQL, empowering you to secure yours.
Update: The date for closing down the Ubuntu 20 image has changed to April 15. The following post has been updated to reflect this change. Ubuntu-latest upcoming breaking changes We…
Ubuntu-latest upcoming breaking changes We will migrate the ubuntu-latest label to ubuntu 24 starting on December 5, 2024 and ending on January 17, 2025. The ubuntu 24 image has a…
You can now see job level annotations above the GitHub Actions log view, improving the discoverability of annotations. Join the discussion within GitHub Community.
We are excited to introduce the CI/CD Admin role, a pre-defined organization role designed to streamline the management of settings and policies for GitHub Actions. In March 2024, GitHub announced…
Over the next six months, we will be making the following changes and deprecations to the GitHub Actions service: Reduction to Webhook rate limit in GitHub Actions Starting October 1st,…
Explore how Arm’s optimized performance and cost-efficient architecture, coupled with PyTorch, can enhance machine learning operations, from model training to deployment and learn how to leverage CI/CD for machine learning workflows, while reducing time, cost, and errors in the process.
Arm64 Linux and Windows GitHub-hosted runners for Actions are now generally available. This new addition to our suite of hosted runners provides power, performance & sustainability improvements for all your…
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