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Dependabot Gains Cross-Org Access for Internal Repos
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Why it matters
- →Enables more efficient dependency management across organizations within an enterprise.
- →Improves security by ensuring all dependencies can receive timely updates.
- →Simplifies administrative overhead by centralizing Dependabot access settings.
GitHub has expanded Dependabot's functionality to allow access to internal repositories across different organizations within the same enterprise. Previously, Dependabot was restricted to managing dependencies only within the same organization, limiting its effectiveness for enterprises with cross-organization dependencies. This update enables enterprise administrators to grant Dependabot access to all internal repositories, facilitating automatic updates and security patches. The feature is now live on github.com and will be included in the GHES 3.22 release, enhancing dependency management for enterprise users.
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