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GitHub Enterprise Server 3.22 Released
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Why it matters
- →Enables use of Copilot CLI in air-gapped environments, expanding its applicability.
- →Simplifies enterprise user management with centralized team structures.
- →Enhances security workflows with improved sorting and control over repository rules.
GitHub has released version 3.22 of its Enterprise Server, bringing new features to enhance enterprise management and security. Key updates include the ability to configure Copilot CLI for air-gapped environments and the general availability of enterprise teams for centralized user management. The update also introduces improved sorting for secret scanning requests and more detailed control over repository rulesets. These enhancements aim to streamline operations and improve security for enterprise users.
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- 1GitHub Enterprise Server 3.21 Released
GitHub Changelog · June 11, 2026 · Same story
- 2GitHub Enterprise Server 3.22 Release Candidate Unveiled
GitHub Changelog · August 11, 2026 · Same story
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