An update on GitHub availability
I wanted to give an update on GitHub’s availability in light of two recent incidents. Both of those incidents are not acceptable, and we are sorry for the impact they had on you. I wanted to share some details on them, as well as explain what we’ve done and what we’re doing to improve our reliability. We started executing our plan to increase GitHub’s capacity by 10X in October 2025 with a goal of
Changes to GitHub Copilot plans for individuals - GitHub Changelog
Menu. Currently selected: New signups paused for Pro, Pro+, and Student As shared in our recent blog post, we’re making the following changes to Copilot plans for individuals as part of our ongoing efforts to ensure service reliability and a sustainable Copilot experience for all users. New signups paused for Pro, Pro+, and Student To prioritize service quality for existing paying customers, we wi
Securing the open source supply chain across GitHub
Over the past year, a new pattern has emerged in attacks on the open source supply chain. Attackers are focusing on exfiltrating secrets (like API keys) in order to both publish malicious packages from an attacker-controlled machine as well as gain access to more projects in order to propagate the attack. These attacks often start by compromising a workflow on GitHub Actions. Let’s talk through wh
What's coming to our GitHub Actions 2026 security roadmap
Why this matters right now Software supply chain attacks aren’t slowing down. Over the past year, incidents targeting projects like tj-actions/changed-files, Nx, and trivy-action show a clear pattern: attackers are targeting CI/CD automation itself, not just the software it builds. The playbook is consistent: Vulnerabilities allow untrusted code execution Malicious workflows run without observabi
New pull requests dashboard is in public preview - GitHub Changelog
A public preview of the refreshed pull requests dashboard is now available at github.com/pulls, introducing a new pull request inbox and saved views so you can organize and prioritize the pull requests that need your attention. 📥 Inbox Inbox is your new home to discover the pull requests that need your attention, including your review, pull requests that need fixing, and pull requests that are re
GitHub Actions: Late March 2026 updates - GitHub Changelog
Menu. Currently selected: GitHub Actions now allows developers to use environments without auto-deployment This month, GitHub Actions resolves some outstanding papercuts, including support for timezones in scheduled workflows and using environments without automatic deployments. GitHub Actions now allows developers to use environments without auto-deployment GitHub Actions now supports using envir
View code and comments side-by-side in pull request Files changed page - GitHub Changelog
View code and comments side-by-side in pull request Files changed page Docked panels for the pull request “Files changed” page are rolling out now. They let you review code with key pull request context open side-by-side: overview, comments, merge status, and alerts. You can stay in flow without switching tabs or losing your place. If you’re still using the classic “Files changed” page, you’ll nee
How GitHub engineers tackle platform problems
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From pixels to characters: The engineering behind GitHub Copilot CLI’s animated ASCII banner
Most people think ASCII art is simple, and a nostalgic remnant of the early internet. But when the GitHub Copilot CLI team asked for a small entrance banner for the new command-line experience, they discovered the opposite: An ASCII animation in a real-world terminal is one of the most constrained UI engineering problems you can take on. Part of what makes this even more interesting is the moment
Repository dashboard is now generally available - GitHub Changelog
Menu. Currently selected: What's new in general availability The repository dashboard is now generally available. Originally introduced in public preview, the dashboard makes it easy to find, filter, and save custom views of repositories you have access to. What’s new in general availability This release introduces two additions: Admin Access view: A new built-in view surfaces all repositories whe
GitHub Actions: Smarter editing, clearer debugging, and a new case function - GitHub Changelog
Menu. Currently selected: Write more expressive expressions with a case function We’ve shipped several improvements to GitHub Actions that make it easier to write, validate, and troubleshoot workflow logic, especially when you rely on if: conditionals to control what runs. Here are some of the new improvements: A new case function for more expressive conditional logic Expanded expression logs so y
Improved search for GitHub Issues in public preview - GitHub Changelog
It’s now easier than ever to find exactly the issue you’re looking for with our improved search for GitHub Issues. Built on our new semantic index, you can now find results based on the meaning of your query, not just the keywords you use. What’s new Search for issues using natural language like “authentication failing on mobile” or “funny timeline behavior”, and GitHub returns conceptually simila
1 vCPU Linux runner now generally available in GitHub Actions - GitHub Changelog
1 vCPU Linux runner now generally available in GitHub Actions GitHub Actions 1 vCPU Linux runners are now generally available. All customers can now take advantage of these lower cost runners. These runners are optimized for automation tasks, issue operations, and short running jobs outside of typical heavyweight CI/CD builds. Runner details These runners have one vCPU and 5 GBs RAM. When using th
Why AI is pushing developers toward typed languages
It’s a tale as old as time: tabs vs. spaces, dark mode vs. light mode, typed languages vs. untyped languages. It all depends! But as developers use AI tools, not only are they choosing the more popular (thus more trained into the model) libraries and languages, they are also using tools that reduce risk. When code comes not just from developers, but also from their AI tools, reliability becomes a
Strengthening supply chain security: Preparing for the next malware campaign
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Sunsetting SHA-1 in HTTPS on GitHub - GitHub Changelog
GitHub availability report: February 2026
Addressing GitHub’s recent availability issues
Quick access to merge status in pull requests is in public preview - GitHub Changelog
Dependabot now supports OIDC authentication - GitHub Changelog