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Sunset Notice – Projects (classic)

Today, we are announcing the sunset of GitHub Projects (classic), which will follow individual sunset timelines for GitHub.com, GitHub Enterprise Server, and the REST API. Please see the details below for more information.

In July 2022, we announced the general availability of the new and improved Projects, powered by GitHub Issues. Since then, these new Projects have expanded to include a variety of features such as roadmaps, mobile support, project templates for organizations, project status updates, and unlimited items.

As we continue to invest in and enhance the future of Projects, we will be sunsetting Projects (classic). To migrate your existing classic projects to the new projects, please click Start migration on the banner at the top of your classic project:

The sunset will follow these timelines:

GitHub.com Timeline

  • May 23, 2024: A banner to migrate will be visible on classic projects, with the migration tooling included. Creation of new classic projects will be disabled.
  • August 23, 2024: Projects (classic) will be officially sunset. All unmigrated classic projects will automatically be migrated to new projects.

GitHub Enterprise Server Timeline

  • August 27, 2024: Projects (classic) will be marked for deprecation in version 3.14. A banner to migrate will be visible on classic projects, with the migration tooling included.
  • November 19, 2024: Projects (classic) will be removed in version 3.15.

REST API Timeline

Code security and secret scanning insights for your enterprise (public beta)

Gain valuable insights and effectively monitor your enterprise’s security landscape and progress with two new enterprise-level pages: the security overview dashboard and secret scanning metrics.

New overview dashboard on the security tab at the organization level

Key features

  • Customizable filters: Select specific time periods and focus areas such as security tool, team, or custom repository property.
  • Comprehensive data: Trending and snapshot data provide a robust security landscape overview.
  • Detailed metrics: Includes metrics such as the average age of security alerts, mean time to remediate, and push protection statistics.

To access these new enterprise-level views, navigate to your enterprise account. In the enterprise account sidebar, click Code Security. The new pages are accessible to organization owners and organization security managers, with data scoped to the repositories and alerts you have access to.

These two pages are now available as a public beta on GitHub Enterprise Cloud and will be available in GitHub Enterprise Server 3.14.

Learn more about security overview, managing code security for your enterprise, and send us your feedback

Questions or suggestions? Join the conversation in the community discussion.

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Compliance Reports for Free and Team Organizations

All organization owners now have access to a Compliance tab within their organization’s settings page. This page has been available for all organizations on the GitHub Enterprise plan, but is now extended to organizations on the Free and Team plans as well.

To access the latest compliance and certification reports for your organization, navigate to https://github.com/organizations/<yourorganization>/settings/compliance. The reports you can expect to see for an organization on a Free or Team plan will be SOC 3, ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, and CSA CAIQ.

To learn more, read about accessing compliance reports for your organization.

 

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