If I missed a message or two from you the last few weeks, it's because I've been busy building this! 😂
Hats off to all my incredible teammates who helped make this holiday ship happen 🥳
A new free tier of GitHub Copilot in @code.
✅ 2,000 code completions per month
💬 50 chat messages per month
💫 Models like Claude 3.5 Sonnet or GPT-4o
♥️ More fun for you
Check it out today!
Oh yeah, and we passed 150M developers on GitHub 💅 github.blog/news-insights/pr…
Got my #GitHubCopilot themed nails for @githubuniverse!
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Big ship today for the Copilot team!
We're always striving to make user management easier by highlighting the impact of your actions and helping admins understand what's happening in their organization. It's a big step forward but the work isn't done! Let us know your thoughts!
Manage licenses, understand the impact on your bill, and keep an eye on who's making changes with the Copilot for Business settings redesign and audit log integration. 👀
github.blog/changelog/2023-0…
Allison Weins (Buchholtz-Au) retweeted
For @VisualStudio @GitHubCopilot users, we've just released a new version of the extension with stability improvements and additional logging.
If you're on a version of VS Copilot below 1.73.2, you'll need to uninstall and reinstall the extension to get the latest.
We're closing out January with our 5th changelog and it's extra cause for celebration 🥳
Roadmap is available for ALL project users to help you visualize your work across time! Chart out your future today and let us know any feedback: github.com/orgs/community/di…
Getting started on a project is important but even more critical is getting the roadmap set up to really see where things are headed.
Get started in our roadmap public beta to see how it helps your projects take shape. 🗺 github.blog/changelog/2023-0…
Allison Weins (Buchholtz-Au) retweeted
🚢🚢🚢 Love the speed of iteration from the team. Copy a Project is the beginning of our investments in templates / starter projects. It will allow teams to quickly configure and start work with a preconfigured set of fields and views.
Random question: anyone in the Seattle area know where I can rent a commercial kitchen for a night? Or a VRBO/AirBnB property with a 6-8 range stove and 2 ovens? 👀
Allison Weins (Buchholtz-Au) retweeted
⚡ We're supercharging URLs in Projects with deep link support for project READMEs and the item side-panel. Now it's easier than ever to share your project and a specific item with just one link! github.blog/changelog/2023-0…
GitHub Projects issue side-panel deep linking
So incredibly proud of the team this week and beyond honored to have represented them this week at #GitHubUniverse 🌌
This just in from #GitHubUniverse: planning and tracking just leveled up. 💯 Soon, you can use the tasklists and roadmap features to create a workflow that seamlessly integrates with your existing processes. Sign up now to join the waitlist: github.com/features/issues/s…
Indeed our nails are very #GitHubUniverse themed!
My #GitHubUniverse nails are 🔥🔥🔥thanks for setting this up and being my inspo @2PercentSilk (hers look even better b/c she has actual fingernails)
What better way to celebrate T-3 weeks until #GitHubUniverse than with shipping new features for Projects? The team has worked extra hard on getting this new automation out the door and it's just the first step in this area. We've got a lot more up our sleeves 🪄
⚔️ Cut through the noise and zoom in on what matter most in your project by configuring hidden columns in boards and setting up auto-archiving of stale items today!
github.blog/changelog/2022-1…
Feeling so lucky that Codespaces connected me with these two 💖 Getting to hug them IRL was a dream 🥹
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Allison Weins (Buchholtz-Au) retweeted
I want all attendees to know that I LOVE when they come to talk to me after the session ends. Best moment ever. And even if you didn't like something, by all means let me know so I can get better. I also don't believe that speakers "generally" dislike it.
Replying to @hannotify
Secondly, attendees: it might be tempting to join 'the line' after the talk has finished, but speakers don't generally prefer this way of Q&A. They have to gather their stuff and make way for the next speaker, and they've just finished a talk" They're a bit swamped.
Allison Weins (Buchholtz-Au) retweeted
Shed some light onto your project’s charts and insights with our quick walkthrough. 🔦 youtu.be/Iq6uHf6oBhM
It's not Halloween 🎃 yet but no tricks here, we've got the treats 🍬
We’ve got some sweet treats in this week’s GitHub Issues Changelog.
🍭 Now you can auto-hide your column boards with filters 🙈, add Issue and PR numbers in table layouts, and more 👀! There’s a little something for everyone! ✨
github.blog/changelog/2022-0…
Allison Weins (Buchholtz-Au) retweeted
Make it easier to plan and manage your team’s backlog with GitHub Projects. See it in action! 👀 youtu.be/qT0VMdx7vuI
Although I've only been on the team for about 3 months now, the progress I've witnessed has been nothing short of incredible 👀
Grateful to have played a part in getting the next era of project planning for developers out the door to you all 🥳
It’s here! 🎉 Powerful, customizable project planning next to your code is now available to all. Try it out today and let us know what you think. github.blog/2022-07-27-plann…


















