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Find general updates here on new content, feature enhancements, and improvements that help teams architect and optimize deployments of the tools that support their development communities.
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## 2025 Q3
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- **Repository Management Enhancement**
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- Updated the "Managing repositories at scale" article with opinionated guidance on adopting rulesets and custom properties to meet business objectives
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- Enhanced enterprise governance recommendations with actionable ruleset implementation strategies
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- **GitHub Actions Policy Updates**
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- Updated Actions recommendation with new policy capabilities from recent GitHub releases
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- Enhanced governance and security recommendations for workflow management at-scale
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## 2025 Q4
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- **New Content: GitHub Copilot Enterprise Administration**
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- Published an enterprise administrative playbook for managing GitHub Copilot Premium Request Units (PRUs)
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- Includes detailed budget configuration frameworks, KPI targets, monitoring procedures, and cost control strategies
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- Features operational procedures, cost management strategies, and administrative workflows essential for effective enterprise-scale deployment
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- **New Content: Actions Runner Controller (ARC) best practices** - Published an opinionated guidance for operating ARC on Kubernetes, including recommendations for runner images, configuration, observability, and security trade-offs
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- **New Content: Securing developer workspace** - Published an design guidance for hardening developer workspaces, including identity and authorization, workspace isolation, and signed commit practices
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- **Update: Securing GitHub Actions workflows** - Added opinionated guidance for OIDC, repository rulesets, and safer workflow patterns, with specific recommendations for public repository security
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- **New Content: Security Alert Management**
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- Published a scenario for prioritizing security alert remediation using GitHub's built-in metadata and organizational context, including practical guidance on implementing GitHub's security campaigns and vulnerability triage workflows
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## 2025 Q3
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- **New Content: Champion Program**
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- Published a recommendation for champion programs that empower engaged employees to guide peers through AI-driven change.
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- **Update: Repository Management Enhancement** - Updated the "Managing repositories at scale" article with opinionated guidance on adopting rulesets and custom properties to meet business objectives, including actionable strategies for governance at scale
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- **Update: GitHub Actions Policy Updates** - Updated the GitHub Actions recommendations with new policy capabilities and more prescriptive governance and security guidance for managing workflows at scale
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- **New Content: GitHub Copilot Enterprise Administration** - Published an enterprise playbook for managing GitHub Copilot Premium Request Units (PRUs), including budget configuration, KPI targets, monitoring, and cost control strategies
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- **New Content: Security Alert Management** - Published a scenario for prioritizing security alert remediation using GitHub's built-in metadata and organizational context, including practical guidance on implementing GitHub's security campaigns and vulnerability triage workflows
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- **New Content: Champion Program** - Published a recommendation for champion programs that empower engaged employees to guide peers through AI-driven change.
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## 2025 Q2
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- **New Content: Azure DevOps Migration Guide**
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- Published a set of migration scenarios and playbooks for transitioning from Azure DevOps to GitHub
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- These include detailed migration phases, feature comparisons, and administrative transition guidance, with practical examples for translating Azure DevOps settings to GitHub equivalents
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- **New Content: Engineering System Success Framework**
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- Published the Engineering System Success Framework for business to evaluate business value of Copilot
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- Added related design principles, checklists, metrics, implementation phases, anti-patterns, and intervention strategies
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- **Site Improvements**
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- Introduced a new Copilot Chat Widget that provides interactive assistance for users
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- **New Content: Azure DevOps Migration Guide** - Published migration scenarios and playbooks for transitioning from Azure DevOps to GitHub, including phased approaches, feature comparisons, and practical guidance for translating Azure DevOps settings to GitHub equivalents
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- **New Content: Engineering System Success Framework** - Published the Engineering System Success Framework to help organizations evaluate Copilot business value, including design principles, checklists, metrics, implementation phases, anti-patterns, and intervention strategies
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- **Site Improvements** - Introduced a new Copilot Chat Widget that provides interactive assistance for users
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## 2025 Q1
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- **New Content: GitHub Actions Scalability**
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- Published new guidance for scaling GitHub Actions reusability in enterprise environments to improve organizational efficiency and reducing workflow duplication at scale
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- Added detailed best practices for workflow optimization, action management, and enterprise-wide deployment strategies
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- **New Content: Repository Migration Essentials**
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- Introduced generalized repository migration checklist covering pre-planning, testing, execution, and post-migration phases
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- Provides well-known single source of truth for migration processes across different platforms
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- Structured approach for organizations planning repository transitions with community collaboration framework
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- **Design Principle Updates**
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- Expanded real-world examples for the **Collaboration** and **Application Security** pillars, offering clearer guidance on pull request best practices and early vulnerability scanning
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- Refined the **Architecture** pillar with new considerations for multi-region deployments
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- **Checklists 2.0**
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- Overhauled the assessment checklists to align with recent GitHub product updates (e.g., enhanced code scanning, improved secret scanning)
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- Introduced tiers to help teams prioritize actions based on their current maturity level
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- **Fixes & Refinements**
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- Updated language in the **Governance** and **Productivity** design principle pages to improve clarity
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- Revised the main navigation for quicker access to new scenarios and checklists
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- Refreshed the homepage layout and branding
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- Modularized the site's hosting template to simplify ongoing maintenance and updates
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- **New Content: GitHub Actions Scalability** - Published guidance for scaling GitHub Actions reusability in enterprise environments, including best practices for workflow optimization, action management, and enterprise-wide deployment
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- **New Content: Repository Migration Essentials** - Introduced a generalized repository migration checklist covering pre-planning, testing, execution, and post-migration, designed to serve as a single source of truth across migration approaches
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- **Design Principle Updates** - Expanded real-world examples across pillars, including clearer guidance on pull request best practices, early vulnerability scanning, and multi-region deployment considerations
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- **Checklists 2.0** - Overhauled the assessment checklists to align with recent GitHub product updates and introduced tiers to help teams prioritize actions based on maturity
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- **Fixes & Refinements** - Improved clarity and usability with refinements to pillar content, navigation, homepage layout, and the hosting template for simpler ongoing maintenance
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- **General Availability (GA) and Well-Architected MVP Launch**
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- Transitioned from beta to GA with a fully published structure around the five pillars
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- Introduced curated examples and illustrations that demonstrate practical implementations of each pillar
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- **Initial Tooling & Assessment Checklists**
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- Provided downloadable checklists for customers to self-assess alignment with WAF's pillars
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- Gathered early adoption feedback to inform the Checklists 2.0 release
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- **Design Principles and Content Highlights**
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- Published an in-depth overview of all five pillars: **Productivity**, **Collaboration**, **Application Security**, **Governance**, and **Architecture**
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- Co-authored an initial set of design principles with **KPMG** and our **Partner Community**
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- Added a high-level scenario to guide teams just starting with GitHub Enterprise
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- **Early Feedback Incorporations**
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- Streamlined site layouts and navigation, based on user suggestions from the beta, for a cleaner, more intuitive reading experience
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- Expanded content library articles on common deployment scenarios, including **scaling Git repositories** and enforcing **GHAS at scale**
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- **General Availability (GA) and Well-Architected MVP Launch** - Transitioned from beta to GA with a fully published structure around the five pillars, including curated examples and illustrations that demonstrate practical implementations
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- **Initial Tooling & Assessment Checklists** - Provided downloadable checklists for customers to self-assess alignment with the framework and gathered early adoption feedback to inform Checklists 2.0
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- **Design Principles and Content Highlights** - Published an in-depth overview of the five pillars (Productivity, Collaboration, Application Security, Governance, and Architecture), co-authored an initial set of design principles with KPMG and our Partner Community, and added a high-level scenario for teams starting with GitHub Enterprise
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- **Early Feedback Incorporations** - Streamlined site layouts and navigation based on beta feedback, and expanded scenario guidance including scaling Git repositories and enforcing GHAS at scale
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## Future Plans & Roadmap
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