… A shared trust domain is a feature for deterministic automation, enabling broad access, composability, and good performance. But when combined with untrusted agents, having a single trust domain can create a large blast radius if something goes wrong. …
… Azure private networking now supports VNET failover Azure private networking for GitHub Actions hosted runners now supports failover networks in public preview. …
… Users are responsible for: Choosing which repositories, issues, and code they trust. …
… Pinned comments on issues : pin the most important comment to the top of any issue thread. Sort notifications oldest-first : work through your backlog in order instead of always chasing the latest ping. File upload in issue forms : structured issue templates now support file uploads. …
… With scoped secrets: Secrets are bound directly to trusted workflows Callers don’t automatically pass credentials Trust boundaries are explicit Permission model changes for Action Secrets We’re separating code contributions from credential management. …
… Because posts are public, other users can confirm the problem, add context, or suggest workarounds—so issues often arrive with richer detail than a support ticket ever could. …
… A practical guide to reviewing agent-generated pull requests: what to look for, where issues hide, and how to catch technical debt before it ships. …
… Language and framework support Swift CodeQL now supports analysis of apps built with Swift 6.3.1. …
… Our goals are simple: Meeting maintainers where they already work on GitHub Helping prioritize actual issues over noise Accelerating fixes, not just findings Supporting secure defaults and healthy workflows We will continue refining this alongside the community, informed by real world feedback and … …
… Trust and compliance : Slash commands enhance trust by making every Copilot action explicit and traceable. …