REST API endpoints for Visual Studio Subscription management
GitHub Enterprise Cloud admins can now use REST API endpoints to programmatically manage Visual Studio Subscription assignments for their enterprise.
GitHub Enterprise Cloud admins can now use the following REST API endpoints to programmatically manage Visual Studio Subscription (VSS) assignments:
GET /enterprises/{enterprise}/visual-studio-subscriptions: Returns all VSS assignments for an enterprise, including whether each assignment has been matched to a GitHub user.PUT /enterprises/{enterprise}/visual-studio-subscriptions: Maps a VSS UPN to a GitHub handle, enabling bulk programmatic matching.DELETE /enterprises/{enterprise}/visual-studio-subscriptions/{visual_studio_subscription_id}: Removes a manual match between a Visual Studio subscription and a GitHub user, allowing admins to correct mistaken assignments or programmatically rematch subscriptions.
These endpoints are especially useful for organizations where VSS UPN formats do not align with SCIM identities, a scenario that prevents automatic matching and previously required tedious manual resolution in the UI. Admins can now supply a UPN-to-GitHub-handle crosswalk and script bulk-matching operations.
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