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Developers can now run their Actions workflows using Ubuntu 24.04 on the GitHub-Hosted arm64 runners that are currently in public beta. To get started using Ubuntu 24.04, create an arm64…

We are excited to announce that organizations within an enterprise can now create network configurations independently of their enterprise for Azure private networking. Azure private networking is a powerful feature…

Today, GitHub announced the public beta of ArmⓇ-based Linux and Windows hosted runners for GitHub Actions. This new addition to our suite of hosted runners provides power, performance & sustainability…

GitHub Actions now offers Arm-hosted runners with images built by Arm for developers to begin building on the latest and most sustainable processors on the market.

GitHub Actions has recently made changes to the available macOS runner images and the GitHub meta API. Below is a summary of the changes and possible impact to your use…

Following on from our announcement of the end of Node16 support we have a new timeline for Node16 end of life in Actions. On June 30th 2024, we will change…

Updating our announcement we made on the 16th of April, we have a new timeline for the removal of multi-labels for larger runners. Brownouts will now be run on the…

Azure private networking was made generally available in April 2024 with 11 available regions. GitHub Actions has expanded the number of supported regions to 17, with the following new additions:…

Previously, developers who used private registries to host their packages on internal networks could not use Dependabot to update the versions of those packages in their code. With this change,…

A quick guide on the advantages of Dependabot as a GitHub Actions workflow and the benefits this unlocks, including self-hosted runner support.

We recently shipped several changes to improve the Actions user experience. These changes include adding backscroll to the Actions streaming logs and workflow pinning. Actions streaming logs with backscroll is…

Learn how GitHub’s Enterprise Cloud, GitHub Actions, and Arm’s latest Automotive Enhanced processors, work together to usher in a new era of efficient, scalable, and flexible automotive software creation.

The new deployment views across environments are now generally available (GA)! 🎉 Previously we have shipped dashboard views to track your deployments using GitHub Actions across various environments. These views…

Starting today, developers using GitHub Enterprise Cloud (GHEC) and Free, Pro, and Teams accounts can enable their repositories and/or organizations to run Dependabot updates as an Actions workflow. With this…

Starting January 30th, 2025, GitHub Actions customers will no longer be able to use v3 of actions/upload-artifact or actions/download-artifact. Customers should update workflows to begin using v4 of the artifact…

To ensure that the Actions runners are truly ephemeral and more secure, we are now limiting execution timeouts on self hosted jobs to 5 days. If a job reaches this…

Available now, Actions users of our 2-vCPU GitHub-hosted Linux runners will be able to make use of hardware acceleration for Android testing. Previously this feature was only available on runners…

Today we are announcing exciting updates for GitHub Actions hosted runners, the cloud-based service that provides powerful virtual machines to developers and teams to integrate their automation and CI/CD workflows…

Customers desire clear, relevant, and actionable insights about how Actions workflows are being used in their organization. Today, we are thrilled to announce that Actions Usage Metrics is available in…

Custom GitHub Actions Workflows for GitHub Pages is now generally available! Experience enhanced flexibility and control over your deployment process today. Learn more Resources: Learn about Pages Learn how to…

Node16 has been out of support since September 2023. As a result we have started the deprecation process of Node16 for GitHub Actions. We plan to migrate all actions to…