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Improvement

February 12, 2020 • 1 minute read

GitHub Actions: Proxy Support for Self-Hosted Runners

Self-Hosted Runners now fully support environments that use a proxy server to connect to GitHub. You can add your proxy server as a Runner setting and leverage common Unix-style proxy…

Self-Hosted Runners now fully support environments that use a proxy server to connect to GitHub. You can add your proxy server as a Runner setting and leverage common Unix-style proxy environment variables like no_proxy exclusion lists.

Additionally, Actions built using the toolkit will now follow your proxy settings. This includes the common Actions included at github.com/actions.

Learn more about using self-hosted runners behind a proxy here.

New Releases

Mar.24

Mar.24 actions

Enterprise custom properties, enterprise rulesets, and pull request merge method rule are all now generally available

Mar.24 actions

Mar.14

Mar.14 actions

Actions Performance Metrics are generally available and Enterprise-level metrics are in public preview

Mar.14 actions

Mar.04

Mar.04 accessibility

Improved pull request merge experience is now generally available

Mar.04 accessibility

Improvements

Mar.18

Mar.18 actions

GitHub Actions now supports a digest for validating your artifacts at runtime

Mar.18 actions

Feb.20

Feb.20 actions

Edit the GitHub-owned image on a larger hosted runner

Feb.20 actions

Feb.18

Feb.18 actions

Repositories – Enterprise rules and custom properties updates

Feb.18 actions

Retired

Mar.20

Mar.20 actions

Notification of upcoming breaking changes in GitHub Actions

Mar.20 actions

Feb.12

Feb.12 actions

Notice of upcoming deprecations and breaking changes for GitHub Actions

Feb.12 actions

Feb.02

Feb.02 actions

Actions Get workflow usage and Get workflow run usage endpoints closing down

Feb.02 actions