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Azure AD OIDC and Conditional Access support for GHEC EMUs

Enterprises that use Enterprise Managed Users (EMUs) to authenticate their accounts via Azure Active Directory can now use Azure AD location-based Conditional Access policies to protect the use of PATs and SSH keys. This requires the use of a new OpenID Connect-based application rather than a SAML integration. To learn more, read about enforcing Azure AD Conditional Access for PATs and SSH keys.

Note: this feature is currently in public beta for new and existing Azure AD EMU enterprises.

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GitHub Enterprise Server 3.5 is now generally available

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You can now download the latest version of GitHub Enterprise Server. This new release introduces GitHub Container registry and continues the strong emphasis on security. Your teams will be able to take advantage of the full complement of Dependabot capabilities and use GitHub Advanced Security with even greater language coverage and better protection for your secrets. You can read a detailed summary of new features for this release in the GitHub blog or you can take a look at all the changes in the release notes. You can check out a few of these highlights:

  • Container Registry, containers supporting OCI, granular permissions and anonymous downloads #118
  • Actions self-hosted runner group restrictions #255
  • Actions re-usable workflows are now generally available! #256
  • CodeQL detects more security issues and supports new language versions #460 Read more

New and of particular interest to administrators:

  • IP exception list for post-maintenance validation #448
  • 41 GitHub Enterprise Server Metrics for insight into platform usage #497 Read more
  • Audit Log now includes git events #322

To learn more about all the new features in GitHub Enterprise Server 3.5, read the release notes or download it today. Are you using the latest GitHub Enterprise Server version? Use the Upgrade Assistant to find the upgrade path from your current version of GitHub Enterprise Server to your desired version.

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Enterprise Administrators can revoke pending member invitations

Via our new beta feature, enterprise owners can now revoke pending member invitations from the pending invitations page within the enterprise account: https://github.com/enterprises/<enterprise>/pending_members. This beta feature only applies to enterprise member invitations not invites for enterprise administrators and outside collaborators.

To learn more, please read about viewing people in your enterprise.

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Member Summary Now on Enterprise People Page

Enterprise administrators can now view a quick summary of the members associated with their enterprise on the enterprise account's member's page: https://github.com/enterprises/<enterprise>/people. This new summary section breaks down user counts across roles, licenses, and deployments applicable to your enterprise.

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The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.5 Release Candidate is available

The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.5 Release Candidate is available. New GitHub Advanced Security features are an exciting headline for this release alongside enhancements for enterprise administrators with Git events added to the audit log, the ability to analyze your Server usage over time, and a refinement of maintenance mode control. Read about these features and more in the full GitHub Enterprise Server 3.5 release notes.

Release Candidates are a way for you to try the latest features at the earliest time, and they help us gather feedback early to ensure the release works in your environment. They should be tested on non-production environments.

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Enterprise admin only policy for outside collaborators

Enterprise owners can now prevent organization owners from inviting outside collaborators to repositories in their enterprise. The "Repository outside collaborators" policy includes an additional option, "Enterprise admins only", which restricts the ability to invite outside collaborators only to users with admin permissions to the enterprise. For more info, see "Enforcing a policy for inviting outside collaborators to repositories".

Shows the new option "Enterprise admins only" in the "Repository outside collaborators" policy

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GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4 is now generally available

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4 is Generally Available
We are excited to announce that the newest version of GitHub Enterprise Server is now available. This update includes enhancements to make developing software even easier for everyone with a host of improvements for security, compliance and administration teams. You can find all changes in the release notes, but here are a few highlights from the release:

  • Reusable workflows for GitHub Actions (#257)
  • Dependabot security updates (#343)
  • Ruby support for GitHub Advanced Security’s code scanning feature (#136)

Accompanying these new features are a collection of productivity enhancements for developers, including keyboard shortcuts, auto-generated release notes, and more.

  • Organizations can now publish a README.md Read more.
  • Right-to-left languages are now supported natively in Markdown files, issues, pull requests, discussions, and comments.
  • Automatically generated release notes. Read more.

To learn more about all the new features in GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4, read the release notes or download it today. Are you using the latest GitHub Enterprise Server version? Use the Upgrade Assistant to find the upgrade path from your current version of GitHub Enterprise Server to your desired version.

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Sharing GitHub Actions within your enterprise is now GA

Support for Actions in internal repositories is now generally available for GitHub organizations owned by an enterprise account.

You can innersource automation by sharing Actions in internal repositories, without publishing them publicly.
And then manage the repository settings or use our API support to allow access to workflows in other repositories:

  • In the same organization or
  • In any other organization in the enterprise

Learn more about Sharing Actions and workflows with your enterprise.

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The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4 Release Candidate is available

The GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4 Release Candidate is available. This release brings over 60 new features including reusable workflows for GitHub Actions, Ruby support for GitHub Advanced Security Code Scanning, and a host of improvements for security, compliance and administration teams.

Read the blog post to discover the highlights in this release, or dive into the full GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4 release notes.

Release Candidates are a way for you to try the latest features at the earliest time, and they help us gather feedback early to ensure the release works in your environment. They should be tested on non-production environments.

Download it today.

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