The public beta Activity Overview of Organization Insights for GitHub Enterprise Cloud will be deprecated on January 5, 2024. Since its initial beta launch in 2019, the amount of data…
In October, we launched the beta of Repository Custom Properties, enabling you to attach key-value pairs to repositories in your organizations. Among many scenarios, one of the key components we…
Organization owners can now create and assign custom organization roles, which grant members and teams specific sets of privileges within the organization. Like custom repository roles, organization roles are made…
GitHub Enterprise Cloud Enterprise Managed User customers can join a limited beta waitlist to enable individual repository access for users within their enterprise without granting organization membership. This is useful…
A new asset in security management is now available for GitHub enterprise users. Reinforcing the “shift left” philosophy, this feature is designed to integrate security into the heart of the…
Auto-triage rules are a powerful tool to help you reduce alert and pull request fatigue substantially, while better managing your alerts at scale. What’s changing? Starting today, you can define…
Self-serve enterprise accounts can now grant member organizations permission to create sponsorships. Sponsorships created by a member organization will charge the enterprise account’s credit card on file. Learn more about…
You can now export data from the risk and coverage pages to a comma-separated values (CSV) file. This feature supports exporting repository-specific data based on applied filters. Learn more about…
Building on the Public Beta of organization archiving, we’re excited to announce that organization archiving is now generally available. You can now archive all repositories in an organization with a…
As an organization owner or member of the security manager role, you can now use the repository security advisories REST API to get all repository security advisories across your organization.…
Introducing two new secret scanning push protection features that will enable individual developers to protect all their pushes and organizations to gain insights and trends across their repositories.
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Organization owners and security managers can now view metrics associated with push protection usage across their organization. The overview shows a summary of how many pushes containing secrets have been…
You now have the option to select either the “Extended” or “Default” query suite when setting up code scanning with default setup for eligible repositories within your organization. Code scanning’s…
All GitHub Copilot for Business users now have access to a limited GitHub Copilot Chat beta, bringing the power of conversational coding right to the IDE.
With GHES 3.9, you and your organization can better manage your Dependabot alerts thanks to more granular enablement controls. You can now enable Dependabot alerts at the repository, organization, and…
Today we are announcing the general availability of code scanning default setup enablement at the organization level. You can use code scanning default setup to enable CodeQL analysis for pull…
You can now archive all repositories in an organization with a single click. Archiving an organization will: Archive all repositories in the organization Set a key in the API to…
Enterprise administrators can now disable repository level self-hosted runners across organizations and enterprise user namespaces. Once this new setting has been enabled users will no longer be able to register…
For GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers, team sync no longer invites members to organizations by default. For existing team sync customers we have added a configuration option to disable automatic organization…
Available in public beta today, the security coverage page now includes multi-repository enablement, which lets you enable or disable security features across several repositories at once. This feature improves upon…
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