Enterprise owners can now access reports about dormant users on GitHub Enterprise Cloud. To learn more, read about managing dormant users.
Note: this feature is currently in beta.
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:
Learn more about Sharing Actions and workflows with your enterprise.
On March 16 2022 the OAuth Device Authorization flow will become an "opt in" feature for all OAuth and GitHub Apps. This change reduces the likelihood of Apps being used in phishing attacks against GitHub users.
If you own or manage an OAuth App or GitHub App that makes use of the OAuth Device Authorization flow, you should enable it for your Apps via its settings page:
The OAuth Device Authorization flow API endpoints will respond with status code 400 to Apps that have not opted in to this feature.