CSV exports for the CodeQL pull request alerts report
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…
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…
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You can now grant fine-grained permissions to review and manage push protection bypass requests within your organization. Anyone with this permission will have the ability to approve and manage the…
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CodeQL code scanning can now analyze Java and C# code without having to observe a build. This makes it easier to roll out the security analysis on large numbers of…
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Push protection bypass requests will now show file path and branch information for the secret. This improvement helps you more effectively triage any secrets for which you’ve requested push protection…
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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…
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