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on Feb. 14, 2020
In the past year, GitHub engineers shipped GitHub Packages, Actions, Sponsors, Mobile, security advisories and updates, notifications, code navigation, and more. Needless to say, the development pace at GitHub is accelerated.With MySQL serving our backends, updating code requires changes to the und…
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on Feb. 12, 2020
We’re introducing an easier and more seamless way to work with GitHub from the command line—GitHub CLI, now in beta. Millions of developers rely on GitHub to make building software more fun and collaborative, and gh brings the GitHub experience right to your terminal.You can install GitHub CLI toda…
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on Jan. 22, 2020
GitHub is leveraging machine learning (ML) to help more people contribute to open source. We’ve launched the good first issues feature, powered by deep learning, to help new contributors find easy issues they can tackle in projects that fit their interests.If you want to start contributing, or to …
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on Dec. 11, 2019
If you have code on GitHub, chances are that you’ve had a security vulnerability alert at some point. Since the feature launched, GitHub has sent more than 62 million security alerts for vulnerable dependencies. How does it work?Vulnerability alerts rely on two pieces of data: an inventory of all …
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on Nov. 22, 2019
We’ve talked about Kubernetes before, and over the last couple of years it’s become the standard deployment pattern at GitHub. We now run a large portion of both internal and public-facing services on Kubernetes. As our Kubernetes clusters have grown, and our targets on the latency of our services …
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on Oct. 2, 2019
Anyone who uses Git knows that it has a steep learning curve. We’ve learned from developers that most people tend to learn from a buddy, whether that’s a coworker, a professor, a friend, or even a YouTube video. In GitHub Desktop 2.2, we’re releasing the first version of an interactive Git and GitH…