Audit GitHub Code Quality finding dismissals and reopenings
Users can now review manual dismissals and reopenings of GitHub Code Quality findings in their organization or enterprise audit log, enabling better tracking and governance of code quality decisions.
You can now review manual dismissals and reopenings of GitHub Code Quality findings in your organization or enterprise audit log. Findings may appear in either your repository’s default-branch backlog or pull requests. Two new events record these actions:
repo.code_quality_findings_dismissedrecords a dismissal of one or more backlog findings.repo.code_quality_findings_reopenedrecords a reopening of one or more backlog findings.
Each event includes who made the request, when it happened, the repository and rule, and the identifiers and count of the affected findings.
For repositories with Code Quality enabled, you don’t need additional setup. If you have access to your organization audit log or enterprise audit log, filter by these action names to review activity. On GitHub Enterprise Cloud, you can also retrieve these events through the audit log API.
This improvement is generally available on GitHub Team and GitHub Enterprise Cloud, including enterprises with data residency. It isn’t available on GitHub Enterprise Server. For more on managing findings, see Fixing code quality findings in your repository backlog.
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