Releasesby GlyphWebhook IP ranges added to the Meta API
We’re adding IP ranges for GitHub webhook deliveries on github.com. The Meta API now includes these additional ranges in the hooks field. If you maintain a static network allowlist for incoming webhook deliveries, add these CIDR prefixes alongside your existing webhook IP ranges to avoid rejecting deliveries: 9.234.98.160/28 9.234.98.176/28 9.234.106.48/28...
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Monte Carlo's Terraform provider is now on the OpenTofu registry
Monte Carlo has published its Terraform provider and agent modules to the OpenTofu registry, enabling users to manage Monte Carlo infrastructure as code using OpenTofu.
REST API v2 (Public preview): onboard Monte Carlo from your AI tool, Terraform or a script
Monte Carlo's REST API v2 is now in public preview, enabling automated onboarding and deployment of collection agents via scripts, Terraform, or AI tools.
Gemini-powered Explore summaries in Looker are generally available
The ability to generate summaries of Looker Explores using Gemini assistance is now generally available.
Dashboard relationships are now generally available
Dashboard relationships, which enable multi-fact data models in AI/BI dashboards, are now generally available.
Looker bullet chart visualization is generally available
The bullet chart visualization type is now generally available in Looker, allowing users to evaluate metric performance against targets and thresholds.
Xero connector is available in Beta
The managed Xero connector is now available in beta for Databricks Lakeflow Connect, supporting incremental ingestion of accounting data.
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EMU deletions fix
GitHub addressed an issue where some Enterprise Managed User accounts were incorrectly deleted instead of suspended.
Enterprise installations for GitHub Apps generally available
GitHub Apps can now be installed at the enterprise level, providing expanded API support for governance, security, and administrative tasks.
Pull requests: Saved whitespace preferences and improved split view
GitHub pull requests now support saving personal whitespace visibility preferences and feature an improved split view that spans the full width for new and deleted files.
Bulk migrate branch protections to rulesets for a repository
You can now convert all branch protection rules of a repository to rulesets in a single action. This is an extension of the ability to convert a single branch protection rule to a ruleset that we released previously, now allowing for at-scale conversions.
Some Git over HTTPS may temporarily require authentication
During periods of unusual traffic, GitHub may temporarily require authentication for some clones and fetches of public repositories over HTTPS to help protect github.com’s availability. If an operation is affected, it will fail with a message indicating that authentication is required. To continue, authenticate and retry the operation.
Email notifications for repository push events have been retired
As of October 15, 2026, email notifications for repository push events have been retired and are no longer sent. We shut down this feature to help prevent spam and abuse. Because recipients didn’t have to consent before receiving these emails, the feature could be misused to send unwanted messages through GitHub’s email infrastructure.
GitHub App improvements for least privilege and management
We’re releasing several GitHub Apps improvements today that help developers move off of classic PATs, improve GitHub App management, and request fewer sensitive permissions.
Search and filter for budgets now available
The “Budgets and alerts” page in your GitHub billing settings now shows all of your budgets in one list that you can search and filter. Whether you manage budgets for a personal account, enterprise or organization, you can find a specific budget without paginating through the full list.