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GitHub Enterprise Server 3.21 Released
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- →Enhances enterprise-level policy management with new organization custom properties.
- →Improves project management visibility with the hierarchy view for GitHub Projects.
- →Introduces a new REST API version, ensuring long-term support for existing integrations.
GitHub has released version 3.21 of its Enterprise Server, bringing significant improvements in deployment efficiency, monitoring, and security. Key features include the availability of organization custom properties for better policy management and a hierarchy view for GitHub Projects to enhance project visibility. The new REST API version 2026-03-10 introduces breaking changes, with continued support for older versions for at least 24 months. These updates aim to streamline enterprise operations and improve user experience.
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