Copilot text completion for pull request descriptions is now available to all Copilot Enterprise customers. After typing just a few characters, Copilot will suggest completions to finish your sentences, leveraging the context of the PR and linked issues to ensure highly accurate and relevant suggestions.
This feature is currently in beta. An enterprise or organization admin must enable beta features using the “Opt in to preview features” Copilot policy to access text completion.
An enterprise admin can enable beta features using the Copilot policy.
For more information about policies for Copilot Enterprise, see the documentation.
This feature is on by default if you have a Copilot Enterprise seat and your organization has the “Opt in to preview features” policy enabled. Additionally, individual users have the ability to easily disable and reenable completions based on their personal preferences.
To learn more, check the documentation for Copilot pull request text completion. This beta feature is subject to GitHub’s preview terms.
As always, we welcome any feedback on Copilot Enterprise in the discussion within GitHub Community.
GitHub Advanced Security customers using secret scanning can now use the REST API to enable or disable support for non-provider patterns at the repository level.
Non-provider patterns scans for token types from generic providers, like private keys, auth headers, and connection strings.
Code security configurations were made generally available on July 10th, 2024. This experience replaces our old settings experience and its API.
If you are currently using the REST API endpoint to enable or disable a security feature for an organization, this endpoint is now considered deprecated.
It will continue to work for an additional year in the current version of the REST API before being removed in July of 2025. However, users should note this will conflict with the settings assigned in code security configurations if the configuration is unenforced. This may result in a code security configuration being unintentionally removed from a repository.
The endpoint will be removed entirely in the next version of the REST API.
To change the security settings for repositories, you can use the code security configurations UI, the configurations API, or the unaffected enterprise-level security settings.
