Copilot Enterprise Mixed Licensing beta

Today, we’re introducing the beta for Copilot Enterprise Mixed Licensing within an enterprise. This grants GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers greater flexibility in selecting the best Copilot plans for their needs. Now, you can set a Copilot plan at the organization level instead of at the enterprise level.

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To update an organization’s Copilot plan, an Enterprise Admin should navigate to Copilot Settings for the enterprise and select the desired plan via the dropdown menu for each organization.

Enterprise Mixed Licensing Dropdown Menu

Learn more about Copilot Enterprise Mixed Licensing in our documentation here and let us know what you think via Discussions.

Validation on package name when submitting a new GitHub security advisory (GHSA)

To make it easier to submit security advisories, GitHub now validates package names.

When submitting a new GHSA (GitHub Security Advisory) in a repository, the user is prompted to enter the ecosystem (e.g. npm, maven) and package name (e.g. webpack, lodash). Now, when they enter the name, there will be a validation message at the bottom of the form to confirm whether or not the package name they entered has been found in the ecosystem they specified.

To learn more about submitting advisories to our Advisory Database, check out our documentation here.

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Actions Usage Metrics is generally available

Actions Usage Metrics is now generally available for all GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers. Actions Usage Metrics enables you to view data about your Actions workflow runs throughout your organization. You can use this data to identify opportunities to optimize your pipelines and reduce wasted runtime minutes which, when addressed, can lead to faster runs and increased developer productivity. Actions Usage Metrics breaks down the utilization of workflows, jobs, source repositories, and operating systems for GitHub hosted runners and self-hosted runners. All of this data is available in the UI and can be exported and shared as a .csv file if you wish to integrate your usage data with internal or third party tools.

Actions Usage Metrics screen shot!

To learn more about Actions Usage Metrics, check out our docs or head to our community discussion to ask questions and provide feedback.

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