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Insider newsletter digest: 4 things you didn't know you could do with GitHub Projects
Unlock the secret to organization and collaboration magic with our GitHub Projects tips and tricks roundup. This is abridged content from October 2023’s Insider newsletter. Like what you see? Sign up for the newsletter to receive complete, unabridged content in your inbox twice a month. Sign up now > Are you ready to unlock the secrets of organization, collaboration, and project magic?
How we’re using GitHub Projects to standardize our workflows and stay aligned
As a product manager working across multiple engineering teams, I spend a lot of time planning out and tracking the work involved for our upcoming releases to GitHub Projects. Each release comes with a set of cross-functional tasks that need to be completed, such as providing public documentation and performing a phased rollout, and there are many teams and stakeholders that need to be kept up to date of progress along the way to ensure it is successful.
Calling all teachers! Learn how to build new commands on the GitHub Classroom CLI
Teachers are essential in training the next generation of software developers. In order to do your best work as an educator and support your students, you need tools that meet your unique needs and use cases. With the power of open source, you can now build the features that you would like to see in the GitHub Classroom extension for the GitHub CLI. The GitHub CLI is a free and open source tool that brings the features of GitHub to your terminal.
10 things you didn’t know you could do with GitHub Projects
GitHub Projects has been adopted by program managers, OSS maintainers, enterprises, and individual developers alike for its user-friendly design and efficiency. We all know that managing issues and pull requests in our repositories can be challenging. To help you optimize your usage of GitHub Projects to plan and track your work from start to finish, I’ll be sharing 10 things you can do with GitHub Projects to make it easier to keep track of your issues and pull requests. 1.
Four tips to keep your GitHub Actions workflows secure
Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) software supply chains are a lucrative target for threat actors. GitHub Actions is one of the most widely used platforms for automation, making it an important target. For the past few months, the GitHub Security Lab has been collaborating with a team of researchers from Purdue University (PurS3 Lab, PurSec Lab) and North Carolina State University (WSPR Lab).
Metrics for issues, pull requests, and discussions
Data-driven insights At GitHub, we believe that data-driven insights are the keys to success for any software development project. Understanding the health and progress of your issues, pull requests, and discussions is crucial for effective collaboration, maintainership, and project management.
GitHub CLI project command is now generally available!
Effective planning and tracking is essential for developer teams of all shapes and sizes. Last year, we announced the general availability of GitHub Projects, connecting your planning directly to the work your teams are doing in GitHub. Today, we’re making GitHub Projects faster and more powerful.
New GitHub CLI extension tools
Since the GitHub CLI 2.0 release, developers and organizations have customized their CLI experience by developing and installing extensions. Since then, the CLI team has been busy shipping several new features to further enhance the experience for both extension consumers and authors. Additionally, we’ve shipped go-gh 1.0 release, a Go library giving extension authors access to the same code that powers the GitHub CLI itself.
Release Radar · July 2022 Edition
While some of us have been wrapping up the financial year, and enjoying vacation time, others have been hard at work shipping open source projects and releases. These projects include everything from world-changing technology to developer tooling, and weekend hobbies. Here are some of the open source projects that released major version updates this July. Check out these projects, and maybe even think about using or contributing to them.
GitHub Availability Report: March 2022
In March, we experienced a number of incidents that resulted in significant impact and degraded state of availability to some core GitHub services. This blog post includes a detailed follow-up on a series of incidents that occurred due to degraded database stability, and a distinct incident impacting the Actions service. Last month, we experienced a number of recurring incidents that impacted the availability of our services.
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