Code hosting and collaboration platform. Product changelog covering Actions, Copilot, repos, and more.
Copilot code review now offers organization runner controls, content exclusion support, and removes character limits on repository custom instructions, making it easier to customize for your workflow.
GitHub Actions is resuming enforcement of version requirements for self-hosted runners on github.com and GitHub Enterprise Cloud with Data Residency as part of a broader effort to improve platform stability and compatibility.
GitHub Enterprise Server 3.21 introduces enhancements to deployment efficiency, monitoring capabilities, code security, and policy management features, with organization custom properties now generally available.
Pull requests created by github-actions[bot] can now run CI/CD workflows when approved by a user, adding a security layer to prevent automated code from executing without explicit authorization.
AI usage reports now include GitHub AI Credits usage in standard report fields. Use the quantity and gross_amount fields to monitor AI credit consumption.
GitHub Copilot CLI now offers a unified, schema-driven configuration interface with the /settings slash command, consolidating previously scattered commands like /theme, /streamer-mode, and /experimental into one place.
Two new GitHub-hosted runner images for GitHub Actions are now available in public preview, allowing users to test their workflows on the latest platforms early before general availability.
GitHub Agentic Workflows is now available in public preview, enabling automation of reasoning-based tasks like issue triage, CI failure analysis, and documentation updates using coding agents within your workflows.
GitHub Agentic Workflows can now use GitHub Actions's built-in GITHUB_TOKEN instead of requiring a personal access token (PAT), eliminating the need to create and manage separate credentials.
GitHub Discussions is now accessible through GitHub CLI with a new gh discussion command group, allowing users to browse, create, and update discussions from the command line.