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repos repositories repository search secret scanning security security and compliance slack sponsors sunset user management webhooks all categories 2fa accessibility actions admin advanced security advisory database api apps audit log authentication beta billing branches brownout cache chatops cli code code navigation code scanning codeql codespaces commits community containers dark mode dependabot dependency graph deprecation desktop discussions docs education enterprise features feed forks ghec gists git github themes issues licensing markdown microsoft teams mobile notifications npm oidc open source opensource organization organizations packages pages product profile pull requests releases repos repositories repository search secret scanning security security and compliance slack sponsors sunset user management webhooks github desktop improves submodule support and now supports multi commit diffing october 4 2022 desktop git github desktop 3 1 improves submodule support and now supports multi commit diffing submodule support just got much better from github desktop by providing a more detailed diff when they have changes you will now know whether submodules are just pointing at a different commit or if there are changes within them that you must commit you can also open the submodule at the click of a button you can now also see all the changes across multiple commits by just selecting them that way you can be certain about the changes you re about to push or merge onto another branch and make sure no unintended changes are included in them learn more about github desktop see more see more git commit author shown when squash merging a pull request september 15 2022 git pull requests the author of the git commit created when squash merging a pull request is now shown before merging previously the commit author was only shown when merging with a merge commit also if the user merging the pull request also opened it and has multiple email addresses configured a drop down now lets them choose a different email address to use for the commit s author these improvements are designed to ensure git commits created by squash merging are associated with the correct email address learn more about merging a pull request see more see more merge commits now created using the merge ort strategy september 12 2022 git pull requests repositories when github creates merge commits like to test whether a pull request can be merged cleanly or to actually merge a pull request it now uses the merge ort strategy merge ort is a relatively new git merge strategy that is significantly faster for example complex merge commits that previously took 5 or more seconds to create are now created in less than 200 milliseconds and addresses subtle correctness issues found in the merge recursive strategy and because merge ort is the default merge strategy in the latest releases of git merge results are now more predictable and consistent between your local machine and github learn more about the git merge ort strategy and merge methods for pull requests see more see more github desktop 3 0 6 community contributions august 24 2022 desktop git github desktop 3 0 6 brings a slew of community contributions as an open source project we are always so grateful to our contributors who make desktop better for themselves and others additionally we ve improved the recognition of default branch changes adds add warp terminal integration for macos thanks lhvy add pycharm community edition support on macos thanks tsvetilian ty add context menu to the current branch and current repository toolbar thanks uttiya10 fixes older versions of sublime text and slickedit are also recognized as external editors thanks vbwx fix commit shortcut ctrl cmd enter thanks tsvetilian ty show email label on the preferences form when user is not signed in thanks andymckay fix invalid url state while the clone repository modal is open thanks tsvetilian ty fix commit description with three lines overflowing when it shouldn t thanks hecorr update from default branch menu item allows quick merge of upstream thanks uttiya10 unified diff line gutter context menu items for discard changes no longer enabled when whitespace is hidden show whitespace changes popover appears as expected on unified diff on pull or fetch make sure the default branch is updated to match the repository settings fix notifications on windows 10 builds prior to the creators update improvements add ability to skip staggered release to ensure the latest version is downloaded learn more about github desktop see more see more block potentially destructive git pushes june 15 2022 git pushes repositories this beta feature allows repository admins to block git pushes to a repository when they are potentially destructive developers have had branches deleted from their repository when someone pushes changes with git s mirror option the mirror option is potentially destructive because it makes the remote repository exactly match the local clone when run by accident if the remote has more branches or different data than the local clone many branch deletes and force pushes can happen at the remote without any warning this is often embarrassing for the one who pushed and a big challenge to recover from here s a real world example git push origin mirror deleted all of my colleagues branches this destructive situation can usually be identified by multiple branch or tag updates being pushed at the same time the new beta feature being announced here allows admins to block potentially destructive pushes by limiting the number of branches and tags that can be updated by a single push this can prevent or limit the loss of data to use this beta feature click settings in a repository that you are an admin of next select general the default top most tab then toggle the setting named limit how many branches and tags can be updated in a single push as shown below set the number appropriately for your needs we recommend the default maximum of 5 branch or tag updates allowed in one push the minimum value is 2 since two branch updates are required by git to rename a branch in a single push delete branch and create branch lower numbers are more restrictive of which pushes are allowed and higher numbers are less restrictive but have more potential for being destructive as part of this feature s beta we d like to learn which number works best for you we appreciate feedback on this and other topics in github s public feedback discussions see more see more improved verification of historic git commit signatures may 31 2022 commits git repositories github will now verify git commit signatures and show commits as verified even if their public gpg signing keys are expired or revoked but not compromised you can also upload gpg keys that are expired or revoked to your github user profile using gpg or s mime you can sign git commits these commits are marked verified in github s web interface giving others confidence that they come from a trusted source because they carry their committer s signature gpg keys often expire or are revoked when no longer used previously when a public gpg key stored in a github user profile was expired or revoked all commits that had ever been signed with that key would be shown as unverified on github that raised unnecessary concern since the commits were validly signed before their key was expired or revoked now when a user s gpg key expires or is revoked for a reason other than being compromised github will continue showing commits that were previously signed with that key as verified you can also upload gpg keys that are expired or revoked besides maintaining trust in commits sources this allows gpg keys to be added or rotated for greater security without losing the verified status of previously signed commits for more information visit about commit signature verification in the github documentation we appreciate feedback on this and other topics in github s public feedback discussions see more see more github desktop 3 0 brings better integration with your github pull requests april 26 2022 desktop git github desktop 3 0 is bringing a closer integration with github pull request workflows real time desktop notifications pull request reviews you know right away when your pr is approved you need to make changes or someone provided you with a feedback pull request check run failures you know as soon as your checks fail so you can quickly get them resolved and your pr ready for review improved interaction for your pull request s checks improved ux for rerunning checks ability to rerun failed github action checks ability to rerun individual github actions checks learn more about github desktop see more see more removed unencrypted git protocol and certain ssh keys march 15 2022 git security ssh github changed which keys are supported in ssh and removed the unencrypted git protocol you can read more about the motivation behind these changes in our blog post from last september as a reminder these changes were removed all support for dsa keys required sha 2 signatures on all rsa keys uploaded after november 2 2021 rsa keys uploaded prior to the cutoff may still use sha 1 signatures removed legacy ssh algorithms hmac sha 1 and cbc ciphers permanently disabled the unencrypted git protocol see more see more audit log streaming is generally available january 20 2022 audit log enterprise git github audit log streaming is now out of beta and generally available your experience using audit log streaming will not change but we expanded the number of options you have for where you can stream your audit and git events amazon s3 azure blob storage azure event hubs google cloud storage splunk enterprise owners can set up their stream in minutes by navigating to their enterprise account settings under the audit log tab and configuring the collection endpoint learn more about audit log streaming see more see more audit log streaming beta update google cloud storage support december 8 2021 audit log enterprise git github enterprise cloud customers participating in the audit log streaming public beta may now use google cloud storage when configuring a stream this will allow tools that support google cloud storage as a data source to more readily analyze the events data coming from a github enterprise account learn more see more see more audit log streaming beta update s3 support october 25 2021 audit log enterprise git github enterprise cloud customers participating in the audit log streaming public beta may now use an aws s3 endpoint when configuring a stream this will allow tools that support s3 as a data source to more readily analyze the events data coming from a github enterprise account learn more see more see more set via api whether a repository allows forking october 11 2021 api code git repos you can now set whether a repository allows forking when creating or updating it using either the rest or graphql api previously apis for creating and updating repositories didn t consider the fields allow_forking rest or forkingallowed graphql now this field can be set before invoking the api to configure whether a repository allows forking for reference see documentation for the rest api and graphql api see more see more easier to search branches by exact name october 11 2021 code git repos previously in the code browser when you were searching for a branch by typing its name a branch with the exact name of what you typed could appear at the bottom of the list of matching branches this made it hard to recognize and sometimes requiring scrolling to the end of the list to select the branch now when a branch name exactly matches what you type in the search box it appears at the top of the list of matching branches for faster recognition and selection see more see more the push webhook payload provides a consistent head_commit on tag creation october 1 2021 git repos webhooks when a new tag is created the push webhook payload will now always include a head_commit object that contains the data of the commit that the new tag points to in other words the head_commit object will always contain the commit data of the payload s after commit previously during tag creation there were certain circumstances where the head_commit would contain the data of a different commit see more see more audit log streaming public beta september 16 2021 enterprise git github enterprise cloud customers with an enterprise account may now participate in the audit log streaming public beta this will allow you to stream audit log and git events for your enterprise to splunk or azure event hubs please see the github blog for more information see more see more a simpler api for authoring commits september 13 2021 api apps commit git repos the new graphql mutation createcommitonbranch makes it easier to add update and delete files in a branch of a repository this new api offers a simpler way to commit changes compared to the existing git database rest apis with the new createcommitonbranch mutation you do not need to manually create blobs and trees before creating the commit this allows you to add update or delete multiple files in a single api call commits authored using the new api are automatically gpg signed and are marked as verified in the github ui github apps can use the mutation to author commits directly or on behalf of users https github blog wp content uploads 2021 09 api commit authoring mp4 see the graphql api reference for more information on using createcommitonbranch you can also try it in the graphql api explorer if you need a refresher on how to use the graphql api see our guide see more see more github cli 2 0 includes extensions august 26 2021 cli git terminal github cli 2 0 includes extensions allowing you to create and share custom commands to improve your github workflows learn more about github cli and check out the blog post and detailed release notes to 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