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GitHub Adds Code Quality Trends Dashboard
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- →Provides a dynamic view of code quality trends over time.
- →Helps organizations identify repositories that need attention or are improving.
- →Enhances strategic management of code quality across projects.
GitHub has launched a Trends tab in its Code Quality dashboard for organizations, enabling users to monitor code quality changes over time. This feature, available to GitHub Enterprise Cloud and Team plan users, provides insights into whether open findings are trending up or down and identifies repositories driving these changes. The tool ranks repositories by improvement or need for support, helping teams focus their efforts effectively. This update is not available on GitHub Enterprise Server, emphasizing GitHub's commitment to enhancing code quality management for cloud users.
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- 1GitHub Introduces Granular Code Quality Targeting
GitHub Changelog · July 9, 2026 · Same story
- 2GitHub Code Quality Now Generally Available
GitHub Changelog · July 20, 2026 · Same story
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GitHub Adds Code Quality Trends Dashboard (This article) - Aug 20 · GitHub Changelog
GitHub Adds Code Quality Audit Log Events↳ GitHub adds audit log events to track changes to Code Quality settings, including who enabled or disabled them. - Aug 20 · GitHub Changelog
GitHub Introduces Separate Path for Code Quality↳ GitHub introduces a dedicated workflow path for CodeQL actions to separate code quality runs from scanning runs.
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