
Draft pull requests are now available in all repositories
Back in 2019, we launched draft pull requests, allowing you to clearly tag when a pull request is a work in progress. Previously, GitHub Free users could only create draft…
Back in 2019, we launched draft pull requests, allowing you to clearly tag when a pull request is a work in progress. Previously, GitHub Free users could only create draft…
Linking a pull request to an issue makes it easy for collaborators to see that work for the issue is underway. Today, when a linked pull request is merged, the…
Today we’re announcing recent fixes and enhancements to the improved pull request merge experience that became generally available earlier this month. 🆕 Status checks grouping preference You can now choose…
Enterprise custom properties and enterprise rulesets are now generally available, further improving the governance features for GitHub Enterprise customers. Enterprise custom properties With enterprise-level custom properties, you can now enrich…
The improved merge experience on the pull request page is now generally available! This update is designed to help you better understand the state of your pull request and get…
The improved merge experience on the pull request page announced in December will be enabled by default over the next few days! The feature remains in public preview while we…
With this update, developers can review edited files and open a pull request from an existing branch anytime, anywhere, making your workflow smoother when moving between desktop and mobile. Simply…
The refreshed pull request commits page, which was previously in public preview, is now generally available! This updated page improves performance, is more consistent with other pages across GitHub, and…
The metrics overview for CodeQL pull request alerts now includes enhanced tracking and reporting mechanisms, resulting in greater accuracy and more CodeQL pull request alerts and Copilot Autofixes displayed on…
Repository rules now allow you to enforce which merge methods are available when merging pull requests into a specified branch. The merge method rule is available for rulesets at the…
To help you better understand the state of your pull request and get it merged faster, the merge experience on the pull request page has been improved! This experience is…
You can now export data from the CodeQL pull request alerts report in CSV format, enabling you to analyze prevention and autofix metrics offline or archive the data for future…
The pull request commits page has been refreshed to improve performance, improve consistency with other pages, and to make the experience more accessible! To minimize disruptions, the capabilities of the…
As part of the GitHub for Beginners guide, learn how to merge pull requests. This will enable you to resolve conflicts when they arise.
You can now track prevention metrics for CodeQL pull request alerts with the new CodeQL pull request alerts report—available at both the organization and enterprise level. These insights empower you…
As part of the GitHub for Beginners guide, learn how to create pull requests. This will enable you to suggest changes to existing repositories.
Copilot Chat and pull request summary generation now use GPT-4o, bringing the performance of OpenAI’s latest flagship model to all developers. Copilot Chat is available in Visual Studio, VS Code,…
Enhance your pull request workflow: Copilot pull request text completion now in beta Copilot text completion for pull request descriptions is now available to all Copilot Enterprise customers. After typing…
Another month, and another exciting set of updates for Copilot Enterprise. Let’s dig in: Copilot Chat in GitHub.com can now answer questions about your pull requests, discussions, and files. Catch…
Previously, developers who used private registries to host their packages on internal networks could not use Dependabot to update the versions of those packages in their code. With this change,…
The code scanning option for repository rules is now available in public beta. Code scanning users can now create a dedicated code scanning rule to block pull request merges, instead…
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