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GitHub Launches Code Quality Findings REST API
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Why it matters
- →Provides developers with direct API access to Code Quality findings, enhancing automation capabilities.
- →Bridges the gap between GitHub's UI and API functionalities, offering more flexibility.
- →Supports integration with existing tools, improving code quality management workflows.
GitHub has launched new REST API endpoints for Code Quality findings, now in public preview. These endpoints allow developers to access detailed CodeQL findings directly via API, facilitating better integration with existing tools and workflows. The new API support aligns with the functionality available in the GitHub UI, enhancing automation and streamlining code quality management. Currently, this feature is available on github.com but not yet on GitHub Enterprise Server.
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