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scanning security security and compliance slack sponsors sunset user management webhooks workflows more love for innersource collaboration and enterprise fork policies february 16 2023 enterprise forks innersource internal organizations policies repositories in june 2022 we updated fork capabilities to include forking a repository into the same organization as its upstream repository forking internal repositories to enterprise organizations and for enterprise owners to limit where forks can be created this opened up a lot of new possibilities for collaboration we recently updated fork capabilities again to unblock an additional workflow fork repositories into another organization more than once before when you tried to fork a repository into another organization that already had a fork of that repository your option to finish forking into that organization was grayed out and github let you know that a fork already exists in the target organization with this update you will have the option to continue forking it using a unique name we welcome your feedback on this in github s public feedback discussions see more see more enterprise fork policies for organizations september 27 2022 enterprise forks innersource internal organizations policies repositories previously we announced the ability for enterprise owners to limit where private and internal repository forks can be created we heard from some customers that they need a more granular control over fork permissions for each organization within the enterprise now we ve added the ability for enterprise organization admins to set fork policy at the organization level further restricting enterprise policy forking can be limited to organizations within the enterprise within the same organization user accounts and organization within the enterprise user accounts or everywhere fork policies cascade from the enterprise policy to organization policy to repository policy enterprise policies dictate the policy options available for organizations i e an organization admin can only set a more restrictive forking policy than the enterprise allows see more see more improved ui for syncing a fork august 24 2022 branches features forks repositories we updated the web ui to make keeping forks in sync with their upstream repositories more intuitive fetch upstream has been renamed to sync fork which better describes the button s behavior if the sync causes a conflict the web ui prompts users to contribute their changes to the upstream discard their changes or resolve the conflict read more about branches read more about working with forks see more see more you can now fork a repo and copy only the default branch july 27 2022 branches features forks repositories previously when creating a fork all branches from the parent repository were copied to the new fork repository there are several scenarios where this is unneeded such as contributing to open source projects when all branches are copied it could result in slow repo cloning and unnecessary disk usage with this new feature only the default branch is copied no other branches or tags this may result in faster clones because only reachable objects will be pulled down if you want to copy additional branches from the parent repository you can do so from the branches page read more about copying additional branches read more about branches read more about working with forks see more see more the repository fork button now displays existing forks june 29 2022 forks repositories a dropdown has been added to the fork button to help you quickly find your forks of a repository this includes forks in your personal account and in organizations that you re a member of this feature was inspired by refined github an impressive open source project maintained by fregante the feature was requested of github through the github stars program read more about forking a repository in the github documentation we appreciate feedback on this and other topics in github s public feedback discussions see more see more improved innersource collaboration and enterprise fork policies june 27 2022 enterprise forks innersource internal organizations policies repositories previously three aspects of repository forks caused friction to innersource collaboration and administration repositories could not be forked within a single organization repositories with internal visibility could not be forked to an organization enterprise owners lacked control over where repositories could be forked these obstacles have been addressed with the following new features we re always looking for new ways to improve repository collaboration and we welcome your ideas fork a repository to the same organization as its parent previously a repository could be forked only to a different organization or user account now a repository can be forked to the same organization as its parent repository addressing situations where people are working in one organization and don t want to fork a repository to a different organization or user account fork internal repositories to enterprise organizations previously when a repository with internal visibility was forked the fork was automatically created in the person s personal account space and its visibility was changed to private now people can fork an internal repository to an organization in the same enterprise and the fork will retain its internal visibility when forking an internal repository you can choose which of the enterprise s organizations should receive the fork similar to forking a public repository except that the destination organizations will be limited to those within the enterprise of the parent repository you will not be permitted to change the internal visibility of the fork while forking it enterprise owners can limit where forks can be created previously enterprise owners couldn t restrict where repositories in the enterprise could be forked this was important for them to keep confidential repositories from accidentally being forked to an exposed location now enterprise owners can control where enterprise members can fork repositories forking can be limited to preset combinations of enterprise organizations the same organization as the parent repository user accounts and everywhere more information learn more about working with forks or enforcing a policy for forking repositories in the github documentation we appreciate feedback on this and other topics in github s public feedback discussions see more see more updated pull request auto merge behavior for users without write access march 22 2021 auto merge code forks pull requests security to prevent unexpected changes from potentially slipping in after auto merge is enabled on a pull request auto merge is now disabled automatically when new changes are pushed by a user without write access to the repository note users without write access can still update their pull requests to bring in changes from the base branch without having auto merge disabled but auto merge will be disabled if the update results in merge conflicts that have to be resolved this is to prevent merge conflicts being deliberately used as a way to introduce code that hasn t been fully reviewed by the people with write access to the project learn more about automatically merging pull requests when all merge requirements have been met see more see more subscribe to the github insider a newsletter for developers covering techniques technical guides and the latest product innovations coming from github subscribe yes please i d like github and affiliates to use my information for personalized communications targeted advertising and campaign effectiveness see the github privacy statement for more details subscribe product features security enterprise customer stories pricing resources platform developer api partners atom electron github desktop support docs community forum training status contact company about blog careers press shop 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