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Our latest release connects Enterprise customers to the open source community for the first time—and gives teams lots of tools to get more work done.
For the first time, your team can connect to the power of the open source community—and find lots of ways to get more work done—with our latest Enterprise release.
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Now, if you have GitHub Business Cloud in addition to your Enterprise instance, you can tap into everything you love about open source from behind your firewall. Find public content and collaborate with the entire GitHub community without sacrificing security.
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The Checks API helps integrators build sophisticated tools for continuous integration, linting, and acceptance testing on GitHub.
Previously, integrators could report success or failure of a build and include a link to more information using our Statuses API. With the new Checks API, they can specify more status information during builds and collect richer data, providing a more integrated experience for developers.
Learn more about the Checks API
Project maintainers can now organize contributions and reduce noise for projects that have lots of collaborators with multiple issue templates and an improved setup process.
Learn more about issue templates
When reviewing code, a diff with a number of white space changes can distract from the changes that matter. Now it’s easier to understand code updates from white space changes with an improved diff view. Change your view to automatically filter it out by clicking Diff settings.
Learn more about ignoring white space
As projects grow, you may want additional reviews for your team’s code changes. With the new multiple reviewer requirement, you can set how many reviewers are required for every pull request on a protected branch—so your organization’s important projects are protected from unwanted changes.
Learn more about multiple required reviewers
Now you can create a support ticket directly from Enterprise and send diagnostic information to get help faster. We’ve also created a new command—ghe-support-upload
—to directly upload your support tickets with the output of commands.
Learn more about automated support tickets
Enterprise 2.14 adjusts the default threshold for developers who are considered dormant from 30 to 90 days, so developers can retain access longer—and admins can now configure the threshold to fit their team.
Learn more about dormancy thresholds
You can now opt in to configure anonymous git access to public repositories when your Enterprise environment is in private mode. This helps continuous integration tools and build machines seamlessly access code for testing or deploy pipelines—and makes it easier for them to distribute Go or Swift projects that use git
for submodules.
Learn more about anonymous git access
To see the full list of updates, check out our release notes.
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