Since 2016, organizations have been able to block users from their projects, preventing blocked users from opening or commenting on issues or pull requests and further disrupting otherwise constructive conversations…
The release of GitHub for Visual Studio 2.5.4 includes the following enhancements: We now use GraphQL for pull request models provided by the Ocktokit.NET library, which has greatly improved the…
The Octokit.NET library is now available for GitHub API v4.
Our latest release connects Enterprise customers to the open source community for the first time—and gives teams lots of tools to get more work done.
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Everything shipped on the GitHub platform for the month of June.
Project maintainers shouldn’t have to risk their personal safety in order to build a strong community around their code. While various moderation actions already create timeline entries on the relevant…
You can now set up project columns with automation to move cards when a pull request is approved or when changes are requested. This setting can be enabled for in…
Cleaning up your project boards just got a lot simpler. You can now hide a card from your project board without deleting it. Archive any issue, pull request, or note…
Since last May repository admins have been able to activate temporary interaction limits to force a cooldown period during heated discussions. Admins can limit comments, reviews, or the creation of…
This post follows the story of a GitHub intern’s experience laser cutting a contribution graph to creating an application that automates the process.
One of the most requested features for GitHub Projects has been to provide separate triggers for issues and pull requests. Today, we have shipped a change to manage issue and…
Our updated Privacy Statement, Terms of Service, and Corporate Terms of Service are now effective.
A new GitHub Desktop release is here. Compare branches and perform actions on multiple files.
Turn Slack conversations into next steps on GitHub with slash commands, private previews, and more.
GitHub now detects repositories that host mobile apps. For repositories that don’t have CI configured, you’ll see a recommendation for mobile CI providers directly on the pull request page.
Checks API now integrates with Travis CI, letting you share the results of your project’s branch and pull request builds with your team. View your build’s stages, jobs, results, and…
GitHub now integrates with the Visual Studio App Center. Automate builds on every commit, test apps on real devices in the cloud, and monitor usage with crash and analytics data.…
Introducing the Checks API—a better way to get feedback from integrations on your code.
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