
Code security configurations API now includes validity checks, enforcement, and removal
Code security configurations API now includes validity checks, enforcement, and removal
Code security configurations API now includes validity checks, enforcement, and removal
Filter repositories by configuration attachment failure reason in the code security configurations UI
Improved detection of existing CodeQL setups during at scale rollouts
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Code Scanning will stop combining runs from a single upload
GitHub is working with the OSS community to bring new supply chain security capabilities to the platform.
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Advanced filtering capabilities for the security overview dashboard
macOS 14 (Sonoma) is generally available and the `latest` macOS runner image
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Improvements to security overview insights, secret scanning metrics
Security overview dashboard: Alert age trends, custom repository and severity filters, and date pickers
OpenSSF Scorecard info is now available in the Dependency Review Action
Enablement trends for security products (public beta)
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