Organization-level targeting for GitHub Code Quality
Organization owners can now selectively enable or disable GitHub Code Quality for specific repositories instead of applying it organization-wide, providing more granular control over code quality settings.
Organization owners can now target a subset of repositories when enabling or disabling GitHub Code Quality, rather than applying it to every repository at once. This gives you more granular control on where you enable or disable Code Quality across your organization.
From the “Code Quality” section of your organization settings, you can select repositories by:
- Custom properties.
- Manual selection.
- Repository visibility.
- Fork status.
For the repositories you target, you can also enforce the setting so repository administrators can’t change it. This keeps Code Quality enabled where you require it and disabled where you don’t.
This feature is available in public preview for GitHub Enterprise Cloud and GitHub Team plans. Code Quality isn’t available on GitHub Enterprise Server.
For more information, see the documentation for enabling GitHub Code Quality.
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