Your team's code, reviews and pipelines in one place
Private repositories for your organisation, with pull requests to review every change, issues beside the code and pipelines that build, test and deploy it.
From the first push to the merge
Create a repository, push over HTTPS, and review every change before it lands.
Browse, edit and download your code
Files with the last commit to change each, syntax highlighting and rendered READMEs. Edit in the browser and commit to the branch, or to a new one with a pull request.
Review every change before it merges
Ask for reviewers, comment on any line of the diff and approve. Each pull request shows its pipeline runs; merge by squash, fast-forward or a three-way merge.
Pipelines in a syntax you already know
Workflows use GitHub Actions' syntax and run on a push, a pull request, a schedule or by hand, on hosted machines or your own. Follow each job's log as it runs.
Issues beside the code
Track bugs and ideas in each repository, with labels, assignees and mentions. A merged pull request that says Fixes #12 closes the issue.
Rules on every way into a repository
Branch rules, code owners and secret scanning apply to pushes, web commits and merges alike. Restrict a repository to the people, groups and machines on its list.
- ways to start a pipeline run: a push, a pull request, a schedule or by hand
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- ways to start a pipeline run: a push, a pull request, a schedule or by hand
- ways to merge a pull request: squash, fast-forward or a three-way merge
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- ways to merge a pull request: squash, fast-forward or a three-way merge
- levels on a restricted repository's access list: read, write and admin
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- levels on a restricted repository's access list: read, write and admin
Everything your team needs to ship code
Private repositories
Kept to your organisation. Clone and push over HTTPS, with a key of your organisation as the password.
Code in the browser
Browse files and history, compare branches, and edit, upload and commit without a clone.
Pull requests
Line comments, reviewers, approvals and three ways to merge.
Pipelines
Workflows in GitHub Actions' syntax that build, test and deploy, on hosted machines or your own.
Issues
Labels, assignees and mentions in each repository, closed by the pull request that fixes them.
Branch rules and secret scanning
Required reviews, code owners and refused credentials, on every way into a repository.
See Git with your team's code
Tell us how your team builds and ships today, and we'll walk you through Git and Pipelines set up the same way.
- A pull request from review to merge, with its checks
- Moving repositories and workflows from GitHub
- Questions about plans for larger teams
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