Fixed a small visual bug for Beta workflows where the pill was off-center.Fixed a minor bug where View tab width was incorrect when zoomed in.Fixed a bug where closed iterations couldn’t have their dates changed into the future.Fixed file upload failures in Issue Forms when focus was quickly switched between markdown editors.Resolved a problem stopping TGZ file uploads working on Safari and Firefox.Fixed a focus problem which caused the page to ‘jump’ when scrolling immediately after posting an issue comment.Check out the docs below to find out more: We’ve released new endpoints to our Projects GraphQL API providing the ability to create new projects, create project fields and delete project fields. Add items via the existing GraphQL API endpoint, addProjectV2ItemById, which will now accept an Issue or Pull Request from a different organization when adding to a Project.Just hit # followed by the organization name and a / to start searching within that organization. Search within different organizations for issues or pull requests directly from the omnibar.We’ve made it easier to use Projects across different organizations, previously this required pasting URLs to a project directly. ↔️ Add cross-organization issues and pull requests to Projects Check it out yourself, and share your feedback with us here. This is a big step forward for code search and navigation at GitHub, but we’re far from done. The new view integrates search, browsing, and code navigation, allowing developers to rapidly traverse their code to find answers. The third capability is a redesigned code view. Curious about how it works? Read about the groundbreaking technology behind the new code search in the GitHub blog earlier this month. It delivers more relevant results with incredible speed. The second capability is our entirely new code search engine, capable of searching and even understanding code. First, an entirely new search interface, allowing you to construct powerful queries with suggestions, completions, and the ability to slice and dice your results. This beta brings three powerful new capabilities to. Then select the beta and click the Enable button. To access the feature preview menu, click your avatar at the top-right of a GitHub page and select Feature preview. Now any user can access the new search and code viewing experience using this link, or via the feature preview menu. In the menu bar, select Repository, then click Create Issue on GitHub.At GitHub Universe in November we announced the beta waitlist for the new code search and code view. For more information, see " Managing branches in GitHub Desktop." Publish your current branch to GitHub.For more information, see " Pushing changes to GitHub from GitHub Desktop." Push your local commits to the remote repository.For more information, see " Committing and reviewing changes to your project in GitHub Desktop." Save and commit any changes on your local branch.For more information about pull requests, see " About pull requests." Prerequisitesīefore you create a pull request, you'll need to push changes to a branch on GitHub. You can create a pull request in your project's repository with GitHub Desktop. With a pull request, you can propose, discuss, and iterate on changes before you merge the changes into the project. For more information about issues, see " About issues."Īfter you create a branch and make changes to files in a project, you can create a pull request. You can create an issue in your project's repository with GitHub Desktop. You can use issues to track ideas, bugs, tasks, and other information that's important to your project.
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