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Configuring merge queue in your repo rulesets is now available in public beta! Merge queue & rule insights Until now, rule insights would only list one pull request as merged…
We’re excited to announce the general availability of Repository Custom Properties, a major enhancement to how repositories are managed and classified across GitHub organizations. Properties offer a flexible way to…
Last month, we announced our plan to migrate from a strategy where student repositories are created from a template starter code repository to a strategy where student repositories are forked…
The Repository Actions Runners List is now generally available. With the Repository Actions Runnners List you can view all available runners right within the Actions tab, without needing access to…
We are rolling out a few minor updates to the user experience for GitHub repositories starting today, in order to be more responsive, performant and more easily accessed by a…
Beginning January 8th, 2024, we will be making changes to the repository insights UI and API on GitHub for repositories with over 10,000 commits. The targeted UI and API have…
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…
There are two new metrics available under the Repository object in the GraphQL API: LastContributionDate – The most recent date there was any of the following activity: a commit to…
On December 21st, 2023 GitHub Codespaces plans to remove the deprecated Repository Access and Security setting. Rather than configuring cross-repository access at the account level, we now recommend declaring cross-repository…
We’ve now made migrating existing tag protection rules into repository rules easy. With a few clicks, you can take multiple tag protection rules and turn them into a single ruleset or turn each rule…
Need to roll back a change to a ruleset? How about easily moving your ruleset around? With today’s public beta you now have new tools to manage your ruleset. Import…
Starting today, organization administrators can create custom properties to enrich repositories with valuable information. Using these properties, you can dynamically target repository rules to apply protections on just your production…
Requiring Actions workflows with Repository Rules is now generally available on GitHub.com! Through Repository Rules, GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers can now set up organization-wide rules to enforce their CI/CD workflows,…
GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers can now ensure controlled workflows run and pass before code is merged into any of its repositories.
Repository rule insights now make finding more details about how someone merged specific code into your repos even easier. 🔍 Filter by status If you want only to see bypassed…
If you are a security manager or a user with admin permissions to a repository, you can now delete the workspace directly from the repository advisory, regardless of the state…
GitHub Advanced Security now automatically only consumes licenses for commits and pushes made after a repository is migrated to GitHub, rather than considering all historic contributions from before the migration.…
We’ve added the ability to retrieve a repository’s Contributing Guidelines via the GraphQL API. There is a new ContributingGuidelines object that’s available under Repository object, when a CONTRIBUTING.md file is…
Repository rules allow you to easily add scalable protections for branches and tags on your repositories. This feature was recently made generally available, and GitHub Desktop 3.3 now adds support…
With the Repository Actions Runners List, you can now view all available runners in the Actions tab of a repository. This feature is now in public beta and will be…
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