Separate SSO and Organizations pages in Settings
The combined SSO and Organizations page in user settings has been split into two separate pages, making it easier to find and manage these settings independently.
We’ve separated the combined SSO & Organizations page in your user settings into two distinct pages: SSO and Organizations.
This update makes it easier to find and manage these settings independently, with a clearer experience in your account settings.
If you use SSO or belong to organizations on GitHub, you’ll now see these options on separate pages instead of in a single combined view.
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