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Visual Studio Code now supports discovery for nested Git repositories and improves autoscrolling, among other features.

Visual Studio Code now supports discovery for nested Git repositories and improves autoscrolling, among other features.

Update to GitHub’s software for managing repositories on private servers features GitHub Container Registry access, Dependabot security alerts and updates, and reusable workflows.

Update to GitHub’s software for managing repositories on private servers features GitHub Container Registry access, Dependabot security alerts and updates, and reusable workflows.

Admins are also given more controls to ensure the smooth running of servers, be it on-prem or in the cloud

GitHub found the bug was due to a rare condition in a backend request handling process that could have misrouted a user’s session to a different authenticated user’s browser, giving them another user’s valid and authenticated session cookie. GitHub said the problem wasn’t the result of compromised account passwords, SSH keys, or personal access tokens (PATs), and there’s no evidence to suggest this was the result of a compromise of any other GitHub systems. “Instead, this issue was ...

During GitHub Universe 2019, GitHub announced Actions, a feature that helps developers automate their DevOps workflows. At the 2020 event, GitHub announced it is improving the continuous deployment capabilities of Actions with workflow visualizations. Earlier this year at the GitHub Satellite virtual conference, GitHub announced an early preview of its Discussion service that provides threaded discussion — that is now being moved into public beta. Another capability that GitHub is improvi...

As part of its involvement in the recently announcedOpen Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), Google has penned a blog post outlining one of the first steps it will take as part of this group, with an attempt at finding critical open source projects. “Open source software (OSS) has long suffered from a ‘tragedy of the commons’ problem,” they write. “Most organizations, large and small, make use of open source software every day to build modern products, but many OSS projects are stru...