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Building on the pull request throughput and cycle-time metrics shipped in February, which track Copilot-created pull requests from the coding agent, the Copilot usage metrics API now includes two new…

GitHub code scanning alerts on pull requests are now easier to address with bulk actions. You can now apply fixes for code scanning alerts in the Files changed tab by…

The CodeQL pull request insights tab in GitHub security overview now reports Copilot Autofix and alert statistics from all protected branches, not just the default branch. This gives you a…

Copilot coding agent can now resolve merge conflicts on pull requests. To ask Copilot to resolve merge conflicts, mention @copilot in a comment and tell it what to do: @copilot…

A public preview of the refreshed pull requests dashboard is now available at github.com/pulls, introducing a new pull request inbox and saved views so you can organize and prioritize the…

You can now mention @copilot in pull requests to ask Copilot to make changes. You can ask @copilot to: Fix failing GitHub Actions workflows: @copilot Fix the failing tests Address…

CodeQL scans on pull requests for C#, Java, JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and Ruby are now incremental, making them faster. Earlier this year, we sped up scans during pull requests with CodeQL…

Docked panels for the pull request “Files changed” page are rolling out now. They let you review code with key pull request context open side-by-side: overview, comments, merge status, and…

GitHub Code Quality findings on pull requests are now easier to address with bulk actions. You can now apply fixes for Code Quality findings in the Files changed tab by…

You can ask Copilot coding agent to make changes in any pull request by mentioning @copilot. This works in pull requests created by Copilot and in pull requests created by…

We are rolling out the pull request merge status at the top of every pull request page! Check merge readiness from anywhere in the pull request experience, including the new…

A hands-on guide to using GitHub Copilot CLI to move from intent to reviewable changes, and how that work flows naturally into your IDE and GitHub.

We’re expanding the organization-level Copilot Usage Metrics API to include a broader set of pull request activity, including creation volume, throughput and cycle time. This brings the org-level endpoints to…

You can now use GitHub Copilot to generate titles for your pull requests (PRs) on github.com. How it works When you open a new PR or edit an existing PR…

To reduce delays when determining the mergeability for a pull request and improve system reliability, we’ve changed the frequency at which we generate test merge commits for open pull requests.…

When reviewing a pull request, it’s common to move back and forth between the “Files changed” and the “Conversation” pages just to understand the full context. With this update, you…

You can now use GitHub’s Copilot usage metrics APIs to better understand how Copilot influences pull request outcomes across your organization, from review suggestions to merged pull requests. Editor’s note…

Maintainers now have more control over how repositories accept contributions. Two new settings let you manage pull requests to better match your project’s needs. Disable pull requests entirely You can…

This release brings CODEOWNERS validation to the new “Files changed” experience and includes broad performance improvements across common review workflows. Navigation between pull request tabs is faster and more reliable,…

You can now comment anywhere within a changed file on GitHub Mobile. Previously in the Files Changed view, you could only comment on the lines directly surrounding a change. With…

As we announced in October of 2025, we deprecated several Dependabot-specific pull request comment commands today in favor of GitHub’s native pull request features and functionality. This change is intended…