GitHub postpones the cut-off for pull_request_target to December and schedules two brownouts
Enforcement was due on 2 November; GitHub now plans two-hour brownouts on 9 and 16 November, during which affected workflow runs will fail.
Enforcement was due on 2 November; GitHub now plans two-hour brownouts on 9 and 16 November, during which affected workflow runs will fail.
Greg Kroah-Hartman told users to move to 7.3.y, saying keeping 7.2 alive would have meant maintaining eight stable branches at once.
Teams with a hand-maintained allowlist need to add 9.234.98.160/28, 9.234.98.176/28 and 9.234.106.48/28 or risk rejecting deliveries; allowlists fed from the API need nothing.
The working group's leads from Google and Red Hat say it met its first goals, a shared baseline for AI workloads, and the next step is automated conformance verification.
Kitty keyboard protocol, theme-change notifications and almost 50 newly handled control sequences arrive; Shift+Enter now inserts a newline in CLI agents instead of sending the prompt.
Existing C code is not being ported and nothing other components depend on will be written in Rust; dynamic-library limitations block wider use for now.
A new totals_by_client array reports requests and tokens per client — opencode, claude_code, codex, zed and others — closing a gap where non-editor tools went unmeasured.
An enterprise-wide license policy, enforced through rulesets on pull requests, a new license manager role, audit-log events and an API that coding agents can query before adding a package.
Microsoft's new tool installs, tracks and updates .NET SDKs and runtimes in the user's home folder without admin rights, respects global.json and treats previews and daily builds as first-class.
A Kubernetes blog walkthrough shows the 0.1.0-alpha plugin following a Workload's admission through LocalQueue, ClusterQueue, ResourceFlavor and Cohort in read-only views.