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This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. Today we're adding new functionality which allows integrations and GitHub to communicate more comprehensively about the checks run against code changes. These changes will improve your workflow by allow

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. GitHub plans on shutting down GitHub Services so we can shift focus to other areas of the API, such as strengthening GitHub Apps and GraphQL, and improving webhooks. The intention of GitHub Services was

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. A month ago, we moved GitHub Integrations into pre-release, and today it's available for general release. As this new functionality is the preferred way to extend GitHub, we've renamed it GitHub Apps. T

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. Today we're releasing a preview API for Pull Request Reviews! To access the Pull Request Reviews API during the Early Access period, you must provide a custom media type in the Accept header: applicatio

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. We've added Early Access to an API for our new Projects feature! To access the Projects API during the Early Access period, you must provide a custom media type in the Accept header: application/vnd.git

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. In December 2015, the IETF ratified status code 451. A 451 response indicates that a resource is unavailable due to an external legal request. The GitHub API will now respond with a 451 status code for

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. We're introducing several enhancements to allow API developers to take advantage of the improved organization permissions that we are rolling out. Learn about these enhancements and how you can try them

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. Securing your content The GitHub Bug Bounty program recently identified a few cross-domain vulnerabilities related to user-generated content, and we've shipped improvements today to address those issues

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. Today we're excited to announce a Deployments API. We ship a lot of software at GitHub: web, mobile, and native. For the last few years, we've been driving our deployments from our ChatOps tooling and w

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. Now that the dust has settled around Notifications and Stars, we've unleashed all that in a brand new API. You can now view and mark notifications as read. Endpoint The core notifications functionality

This content may be out of date. For the newest content, see the API posts on the GitHub Blog. All of GitHub's Docs are now in one place! You can see Apps, REST API, and GraphQL API on GitHub Docs. The antiope preview is now an official part of the API. These preview headers are no longer required. The Checks API endpoints no longer require the antiope preview header. application/vnd.github.antiop