Enterprise Server 3.2 release notes

Packages have been updated to the latest security versions. In these updates, Log4j has been updated to version 2.17.1. Note: previous mitigations released in 3.3.1, 3.2.6, 3.1.14, and 3.0.22 are sufficient to address the impact of CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45046, CVE-2021-45105, and CVE-2021-44832 in these versions of GitHub Enterprise Server.

Sanitize more secrets in the generated support bundles

Os pacotes foram atualizados para as últimas versões de segurança.

Actions self hosted runners would fail to self-update or run new jobs after upgrading from an older GHES installation.

Storage settings could not be validated when configuring MinIO as blob storage for GitHub Packages.

Running ghe-config-apply could sometimes fail because of permission issues in /data/user/tmp/pages.

The save button in management console was unreachable by scrolling in lower resolution browsers.

IOPS and Storage Traffic monitoring graphs were not updating after collectd version upgrade.

Some webhook related jobs could generated large amount of logs.

Several documentation links resulted in a 404 Not Found error.

CRITICAL: A remote code execution vulnerability in the Log4j library, identified as CVE-2021-44228, affected all versions of GitHub Enterprise Server prior to 3.3.1. The Log4j library is used in an open source service running on the GitHub Enterprise Server instance. This vulnerability was fixed in GitHub Enterprise Server versions 3.0.22, 3.1.14, 3.2.6, and 3.3.1. For more information, please see this post on the GitHub Blog.

December 17, 2021 update: The fixes in place for this release also mitigate CVE-2021-45046, which was published after this release. No additional upgrade for GitHub Enterprise Server is required to mitigate both CVE-2021-44228 and CVE-2021-45046.

Support bundles could include sensitive files if they met a specific set of conditions.

In some cases when Actions was not enabled, ghe-support-bundle reported an unexpected message Unable to find MS SQL container.

Running ghe-config-apply could sometimes fail because of permission issues in /data/user/tmp/pages.

A misconfiguration in the Management Console caused scheduling errors.

Docker would hold log files open after a log rotation.

Migrations could get stuck due to incorrect handling of blob_path values that are not UTF-8 compatible.

GraphQL requests did not set the GITHUB_USER_IP variable in pre-receive hook environments.

Pagination links on org audit logs would not persist query parameters.

During a hotpatch, it was possible for duplicate hashes if a transition ran more than once.

Clarifies explanation of Actions path-style in documentation.

Updates support contact URLs to use the current support site, support.github.com.

Additional troubleshooting provided when running ghe-mssql-diagnostic.

Os pacotes foram atualizados para as últimas versões de segurança.

Running ghe-repl-start or ghe-repl-status would sometimes return errors connecting to the database when GitHub Actions was enabled.

Pre-receive hooks would fail due to undefined PATH.

Running ghe-repl-setup would return an error: cannot create directory /data/user/elasticsearch: File exists if the instance had previously been configured as a replica.

Running ghe-support-bundle returned an error: integer expression expected.

After setting up a high availability replica, ghe-repl-status included an error in the output: unexpected unclosed action in command.

In large cluster environments, the authentication backend could be unavailable on a subset of frontend nodes.

Some critical services may not have been available on backend nodes in GHES Cluster.

The repository permissions to the user returned by the /repos API would not return the full list.

The childTeams connection on the Team object in the GraphQL schema produced incorrect results under some circumstances.

In a high availability configuration, repository maintenance always showed up as failed in stafftools, even when it succeeded.

User defined patterns would not detect secrets in files like package.json or yarn.lock.

An additional outer layer of gzip compression when creating a cluster support bundle with ghe-cluster-suport-bundle is now turned off by default. This outer compression can optionally be applied with the ghe-cluster-suport-bundle -c command line option.

We have added extra text to the admin console to remind users about the mobile apps' data collection for experience improvement purposes.

The GitHub Connect data connection record now includes a list of enabled GitHub Connect features. [Updated 2021-12-09]

A path traversal vulnerability was identified in GitHub Pages builds on GitHub Enterprise Server that could allow an attacker to read system files. To exploit this vulnerability, an attacker needed permission to create and build a GitHub Pages site on the GitHub Enterprise Server instance. This vulnerability affected all versions of GitHub Enterprise Server prior to 3.3, and was fixed in versions 3.0.19, 3.1.11, and 3.2.3. This vulnerability was reported through the GitHub Bug Bounty program and has been assigned CVE-2021-22870.

Os pacotes foram atualizados para as últimas versões de segurança.

Some Git operations failed after upgrading a GitHub Enterprise Server 3.x cluster because of the HAProxy configuration.

Unicorn worker counts might have been set incorrectly in clustering mode.

Resqued worker counts might have been set incorrectly in clustering mode.

If Ubuntu's Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) status was inactive, a client could not clearly see it in the logs.

Upgrading from GitHub Enterprise Server 2.x to 3.x failed when there were UTF8 characters in an LDAP configuration.

Some pages and Git-related background jobs might not run in cluster mode with certain cluster configurations.

The documentation link for Server Statistics was broken.

When a new tag was created, the push webhook payload did not display a correct head_commit object. Now, when a new tag is created, the push webhook payload now always includes a head_commit object that contains the data of the commit that the new tag points to. As a result, the head_commit object will always contain the commit data of the payload's after commit.

The enterprise audit log page would not display audit events for varredura secreta.

There was an insufficient job timeout for replica repairs.

A repository's releases page would return a 500 error when viewing releases.

Users were not warned about potentially dangerous bidirectional unicode characters when viewing files. For more information, see "Warning about bidirectional Unicode text" in GitHub Blog.

Hookshot Go sent distribution type metrics that Collectd could not handle, which caused a ballooning of parsing errors.

Public repositories displayed unexpected results from varredura secreta with a type of Unknown Token.

Kafka configuration improvements have been added. When deleting repositories, package files are now immediately deleted from storage account to free up space. DestroyDeletedPackageVersionsJob now deletes package files from storage account for stale packages along with metadata records.

It was possible for cleartext passwords to end up in certain log files.

Several known weak SSH public keys have been added to the deny list and can no longer be registered. In addition, versions of GitKraken known to generate weak SSH keys (7.6.x, 7.7.x and 8.0.0) have been blocked from registering new public keys.

Os pacotes foram atualizados para as últimas versões de segurança.

Restore might fail for enterprise server in clustering mode if orchestrator is not healthily.

Codespaces links were displayed in organization settings.

Several parts of the application were unusable for users who are owners of many organizations.

Fixed a link to https://docs.github.com.

Browsing and job performance optimizations for repositories with many refs.

Os pacotes foram atualizados para as últimas versões de segurança.

Custom pre-receive hooks could have failed due to too restrictive virtual memory or CPU time limits.

In a GitHub Enterprise Server clustering configuration, Dependency Graph settings could have been incorrectly applied.

Attempting to wipe all existing configuration settings with ghe-cleanup-settings failed to restart the Management Console service.

During replication teardown via ghe-repl-teardown Memcached failed to be restarted.

During periods of high load, users would receive HTTP 503 status codes when upstream services failed internal healthchecks.

Pre-receive hook environments were forbidden from calling the cat command via BusyBox on Alpine.

Failing over from a primary Cluster datacenter to a secondary Cluster datacenter succeeds, but then failing back over to the original primary Cluster datacenter failed to promote Elasticsearch indicies.

The "Import teams" button on the Teams page for an Organization returned an HTTP 404.

Using the API to disable Secret Scanning correctly disabled the property but incorrectly returned an HTTP 422 and an error message.

In some cases, GitHub Enterprise Administrators attempting to view the Dormant users page received 502 Bad Gateway or 504 Gateway Timeout response.

Performance was negatively impacted in certain high load situations as a result of the increased number of SynchronizePullRequestJob jobs.

A user defined pattern created for Secret Scanning would continue getting scanned even after it was deleted.

GitHub Apps now set the Secret Scanning feature on a repository consistently with the API.

Os clientes de Segurança Avançada GitHub agora podem especificar padrões personalizados para a digitalização de segredo. Quando um novo padrão for especificado, a digitalização de segredo irá pesquisar todo o histórico do Git de um repositório para o padrão, bem como quaisquer novos commits.

Os padrões definidos pelo usuário estão em beta para GitHub Enterprise Server 3.2. Eles podem ser definidos nos níveis do repositório, organização e empresa. Para obter mais informações, consulte "Definir padrões personalizados para digitalização de segredoa."

Segurança Avançada GitHub customers now have an organization-level view of the application security risks detected by Varredura de código, Dependabot, and varredura secreta. The security overview shows the enablement status of security features on each repository, as well as the number of alerts detected.

In addition, the security overview lists all varredura secreta alerts at the organization level. Similar views for Dependabot and Varredura de código alerts are coming in future releases. For more information, see "About the security overview."

Os clientes de Segurança Avançada GitHub agora podem ver um diff avançado das dependências alteradas em um pull request. A revisão de dependências fornece uma visão de fácil compreensão de alterações das dependências e o seu impacto de segurança na aba "Arquivos alterados" dos pull requests. Ele informa quais dependências foram adicionadas, removidas ou atualizadas, junto com informações sobre vulnerabilidade para essas dependências. Para obter mais informações, consulte "Revisar as alterações de dependências em um pull request."

As ambientes, regras de proteção do ambiente e segredos de ambiente agora estão geralmente disponíveis para GitHub Actions em GitHub Enterprise Server. Para obter mais informações, consulte "Environments."

A autenticação SSH usando uma chave de segurança FIDO2 agora é compatível quando você adiciona uma Chave SSH sk-ecdsa-sha2-nistp256@openssh.com ou sk-ssh-ed25519@openssh.com à sua conta. As chaves de segurança SSH armazenam material da chave do segredo em um dispositivo de hardware separado que exige verificação, como um toque, para operar. Para obter mais informações, consulte "Gerar uma nova chave SSH e adicioná-la ao ssh-agent."

Dark and dark dimmed themes are now available for the web UI. GitHub Enterprise Server will match your system preferences when you haven't set theme preferences in GitHub Enterprise Server. You can also choose which themes are active during the day and night. For more information, see "Managing your theme settings."

Os domínios que não podem ser verificados agora podem ser aprovados para encaminhamento de notificação de e-mail. Os proprietários de empresas e organizações poderão aprovar domínios e ampliar imediatamente sua política de restrição de notificação por e-mail, permitir que sejam enviadas notificações para colaboradores, consultores, aquisições ou outros parceiros. Para obter mais informações, consulte "Verificando ou aprovando um domínio para sua empresa" e "Restringindo notificações de e-mail para sua empresa."

Git Credential Manager (GCM) versions 2.0.452 and later now provide security-hardened credential storage and multi-factor authentication support for GitHub Enterprise Server.

GCM with support for GitHub Enterprise Server is included with Git for Windows versions 2.32 and later. GCM is not included with Git for macOS or Linux, but can be installed separately. For more information, see the latest release and installation instructions in the GitCredentialManager/git-credential-manager repository.

A 'User Agent Referrer Policy' setting has been added to the enterprise settings. This allows an admin to set a stricter Referrer-Policy to hide the hostname of a GitHub Enterprise Server installation from external sites. The setting is disabled by default and is tracked by audit log events for staff and enterprise owners when enabled or disabled. For more information, see "Configuring Referrer Policy for your enterprise."

The MySQL health check was changed to use mysqladmin ping instead of TCP checks, which removes some unnecessary noise in the MySQL error log. Also, Orchestrator failover checks were improved to prevent unnecessary MySQL failovers when applying cluster config changes.

The Resque service, which supports background job processing, has been replaced with Aqueduct Lite. This change makes the job system easier to manage and should not affect the user experience. For the new administration and debugging commands for Aqueduct, see "Command-line utilities."

The format of authentication tokens for GitHub Enterprise Server has changed. The change affects the format of personal access tokens and access tokens for Aplicativos OAuth, as well as user-to-server, server-to-server, and refresh tokens for Aplicativos do GitHub.

The different token types now have unique identifiable prefixes, which allows for secret scanning to detect the tokens so that you can mitigate the impact of someone accidentally committing a token to a repository. GitHub recommends updating existing tokens as soon as possible. For more information, see "About authentication to GitHub" and "About varredura secreta."

Repositories on user profiles and organization profiles now support sorting by star count.

When viewing the commit history of a single file, you can now click to view that file at the selected point in history.

When a submodule is defined with a relative path in your GitHub Enterprise Server instance, the submodule is now clickable in the web UI. Clicking the submodule in the web UI will take you to the linked repository. Previously, only submodules with absolute URLs were clickable. This is supported for relative paths for repositories with the same owner that follow the pattern ../REPOSITORY or relative paths for repositories with a different owner that follow the pattern ../OWNER/REPOSITORY. For more information about working with submodules, see Working with submodules on GitHub Blog.

The web UI can now be used to synchronize an out-of-date branch of a fork with the fork's upstream branch. If there are no merge conflicts between the branches, the branch is updated either by fast-forwarding or by merging from upstream. If there are conflicts, you will be prompted to create a pull request to resolve the conflicts. For more information, see "Syncing a fork."

The markdown editor used when creating or editing a release in a repository now has a text-editing toolbar. For more information, see "Managing releases in a repository."

Uploading video files is now supported everywhere you write Markdown on GitHub Enterprise Server. Share demos, reproduction steps, and more in your issue and pull request comments, as well as in Markdown files within repositories, such as READMEs. For more information, see "Attaching files."

Markdown files will now automatically generate a table of contents in the header when there are 2 or more headings. The table of contents is interactive and links to the selected section. All 6 Markdown heading levels are supported.

There is a new keyboard shortcut, cmd+e on macOS or ctrl+e on Windows, to insert codeblocks in Markdown files, issues, pull requests, and comments.

Appending ?plain=1 to the URL for any Markdown file will now display the file without rendering and with line numbers. The plain view can be used to link other users to specific lines. For example, appending ?plain=1#L52 will highlight line 52 of a plain text Markdown file. For more information, "Creating a permanent link to a code snippet."

With the latest version of Octicons, the states of issues and pull requests are now more visually distinct so you can scan their status more easily. For more information, see GitHub Blog.

A new "Require conversation resolution before merging" branch protection rule and "Conversations" menu is now available. Easily discover your pull request comments from the "Files changed" tab, and require that all your pull request conversations are resolved before merging. For more information, see "About pull request reviews" and "About protected branches."

To prevent the merge of unexpected changes after auto-merge is enabled for a pull request, auto-merge is now disabled automatically when new changes are pushed by a user without write access to the repository. Users without write access can still update the pull request with changes from the base branch when auto-merge is enabled. To prevent a malicious user from using a merge conflict to introduce unexpected changes to the pull request, auto-merge for the pull request is disabled if the update causes a merge conflict. For more information about auto-merge, see "Automatically merging a pull request."

People with maintain permissions can now manage the repository-level "Allow auto-merge" setting. This setting, which is off by default, controls whether auto-merge is available on pull requests in the repository. Previously, only people with admin permissions could manage this setting. Additionally, this setting can now by controlled using the "Create a repository" and "Update a repository" REST APIs. For more information, see "Managing auto-merge for pull requests in your repository."

The assignees selection for issues and pull requests now supports type ahead searching so you can find users in your organization faster. Additionally, search result rankings have been updated to prefer matches at the start of a person's username or profile name.

When a review is requested from a team of more than 100 people, developers are now shown a confirmation dialog box in order to prevent unnecessary notifications for large teams.

Back-tick code blocks are now supported in issue titles, pull request titles, and in any place issue and pull request titles are referenced in GitHub Enterprise Server.

Events for pull requests and pull request reviews are now included in the audit log for both enterprises and organizations. These events help admins better monitor pull request activity and help ensure security and compliance requirements are being met. Events can be viewed from the web UI, exported as CSV or JSON, or accessed via REST API. You can also search the audit log for specific pull request events. For more information, see "Reviewing the audit log for your organization."

The default branch name for new repositories is now main. Existing repositories are not impacted by this change. If users, organization owners, or enterprise owners have previously specified a default branch for new repositories, they are also not impacted.

If you want to set a different default branch name, you can do so in the user, organization, or enterprise settings.

Branches, including the default branch, can now be renamed using the the GitHub Enterprise Server web UI. When a branch is renamed, any open pull requests and draft releases targeting the renamed branch will be retargeted automatically, and branch protection rules that explicitly reference the renamed branch will be updated.

Admin permissions are required to rename the default branch, but write permissions are sufficient to rename other branches.

To help make the change as seamless as possible for users:

• A notice is shown to contributors, maintainers, and admins on the repository homepage with instructions for updating their local repository.
• Web requests to the old branch will be redirected.
• A "moved permanently" HTTP response will be returned to REST API calls.
• An informational message is displayed to Git command line users that push to the old branch.

For more information, see "Renaming a branch."

GitHub Actions now lets you control the permissions granted to the GITHUB_TOKEN secret. The GITHUB_TOKEN is an automatically-generated secret that lets you make authenticated calls to the API for GitHub Enterprise Server in your workflow runs. GitHub Actions generates a new token for each job and expires the token when a job completes. The token usually has write permissions to a number of API endpoints, except in the case of pull requests from forks, which are always read. These new settings allow you to follow a principle of least privilege in your workflows. For more information, see "Authentication in a workflow."

GitHub CLI 1.9 and later allows you to work with GitHub Actions in your terminal. For more information, see the GitHub changelog.

The audit log now includes events associated with GitHub Actions workflow runs. This data provides administrators with a greatly expanded data set for security and compliance audits. For more information, see "Reviewing the audit log for your organization."

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.2 contains performance improvements for job concurrency with GitHub Actions. For more information about the new performance targets for a range of CPU and memory configurations, see "Getting started with GitHub Actions for GitHub Enterprise Server."

• The "Maximum Concurrency" values were modified to reflect our most up to date performance testing. [Updated: 2021-12-07]

The GitHub Actions Runner application in GitHub Enterprise Server 3.2 has been updated to v2.279.0.

Any package or package version for GitHub Package Registry can now be deleted from GitHub Enterprise Server's web UI. You can also undo the deletion of any package or package version within 30 days. For more information, see "Deleting and restoring a package".

The dependency graph can now be enabled using the Management Console, rather than needing to run a command in the administrative shell. For more information, see "Enabling alerts for vulnerable dependencies GitHub Enterprise Server."

Notifications for multiple Alertas do Dependabot are now grouped together if they're discovered at the same time. This significantly reduces the volume of Dependabot alert notifications that users receive. For more information, see the GitHub changelog.

Dependency graph and Alertas do Dependabot now support Go modules. GitHub Enterprise Server analyzes a repository's go.mod files to understand the repository’s dependencies. Along with security advisories, the dependency graph provides the information needed to alert developers to vulnerable dependencies. For more information about enabling the dependency graph on private repositories, see "Securing your repository."

The default notification settings for security alerts have changed. Previously, if you had permission to view security alerts in a repository, you would receive notifications for that repository as long as your settings allowed for security alert notifications. Now, you must opt in to security alert notifications by watching the repository. You will be notified if you select All Activity or configure Custom to include Security alerts. All existing repositories will be automatically migrated to these new settings and you will continue to receive notifications; however, any new repositories will require opting-in by watching the repository. For more information see "Configuring notifications for vulnerable dependencies" and "Managing alerts from secret scanning."

Varredura de código with CodeQL now generates diagnostic information for all supported languages. This helps check the state of the created database to understand the status and quality of performed analysis. The diagnostic information is available starting in version 2.5.6 of the CodeQL CLI. You can see the detailed diagnostic information in the GitHub Actions logs for CodeQL. For more information, see "Viewing code scanning logs."

Varredura de código with CodeQL CLI now supports analyzing several languages during a single build. This makes it easier to run code analysis to use CI/CD systems other than GitHub Actions. The new mode of the codeql database create command is available starting version 2.5.6 of the CodeQL CLI. For more information about setting this up, see "Installing CodeQL CLI in your CI system."

Varredura de código alerts from all enabled tools are now shown in one consolidated list, so that you can easily prioritize across all alerts. You can view alerts from a specific tool by using the "Tool" filter, and the "Rule" and "Tag" filters will dynamically update based on your "Tool" selection.

Varredura de código with CodeQL now includes beta support for analyzing C++20 code. This is only available when building codebases with GCC on Linux. C++20 modules are not supported yet.

The depth of CodeQL's analysis has been improved by adding support for more libraries and frameworks and increasing the coverage of our existing library and framework models for several languages (C++, JavaScript, Python, and Java). As a result, CodeQL can now detect even more potential sources of untrusted user data, review the steps through which that data flows, and identify potentially dangerous sinks in which this data could end up. This results in an overall improvement of the quality of the Varredura de código alerts. For more information, see the GitHub changelog.

Varredura de código now shows security-severity levels for CodeQL security alerts. You can configure which security-severity levels will cause a check failure for a pull request. The severity level of security alerts can be critical, high, medium, or low. By default, any Varredura de código alerts with a security-severity of critical or high will cause a pull request check failure.

Additionally, you can now also configure which severity levels will cause a pull request check to fail for non-security alerts. You can configure this behavior at the repository level, and define whether alerts with the severity error, warning, or note will cause a pull request check to fail. By default, non-security Varredura de código alerts with a severity of error will cause a pull request check failure.

For more information see "Defining which alert severity levels cause pull request check failure."

Improvements to the branch filter for Varredura de código alerts make it clearer which Varredura de código alerts are being displayed on the alerts page. By default, Varredura de código alerts are filtered to show alerts for the default branch of the repository only. You can use the branch filter to display the alerts on any of the non-default branches. Any branch filter that has been applied is shown in the search bar.

The search syntax has also been simplified to branch:<branch name>. This syntax can be used multiple times in the search bar to filter on multiple branches. The previous syntax, ref:refs/heads/<branch name>, is still supported, so any saved URLs will continue to work.

Free text search is now available for code scanning alerts. You can search code scanning results to quickly find specific alerts without having to know exact search terms. The search is applied across the alert's name, description, and help text. The syntax is:

• A single word returns all matches.
• Multiple search words returns matches to either word.
• Words in double quotes returns exact matches.
• The keyword 'AND' returns matches to multiple words.

Varredura secreta added patterns for 23 new service providers. For the updated list of supported secrets, see "About secret scanning."

Pagination support has been added to the Repositories REST API's "compare two commits" endpoint, which returns a list of commits reachable from one commit or branch, but unreachable from another. The API can also now return the results for comparisons over 250 commits. For more information, see the "Commits" REST API documentation and "Traversing with pagination."

The REST API can now be used to programmatically resend or check the status of webhooks. For more information, see "Repositories," "Organizations," and "Apps" in the REST API documentation.

Improvements have been made to the code scanning and Segurança Avançada GitHub APIs:

• The code scanning API now returns the CodeQL query version used for an analysis. This can be used to reproduce results or confirm that an analysis used the latest query. For more information, see "Code scanning" in the REST API documentation.
• Admin users can now use the REST API to enable or disable Segurança Avançada GitHub for repositories, using the security_and_analysis object on repos/{org}/{repo}. In addition, admin users can check whether Segurança Avançada is currently enabled for a repository by using a GET /repos/{owner}/{repo} request. These changes help you manage Segurança Avançada repository access at scale. For more information, see "Repositories" in the REST API documentation.

Em uma nova configuração de GitHub Enterprise Server sem qualquer usuário, um invasor pode criar o primeiro usuário administrador.

As regras de firewall personalizadas são removidas durante o processo de atualização.

Arquivos LFS do Git enviados através da interface web são adicionados diretamente ao repositório e de forma incorreta.

Os problemas não podem ser fechados se contiverem um permalink para um blob no mesmo repositório, onde o caminho do arquivo blob's é maior que 255 caracteres.

Quando "Usuários podem pesquisar pelo GitHub.com" está habilitado com o GitHub Connect, os problemas em repositórios privados e internos não estão incluídos nos resultados de pesquisa do GitHub.com.

O registro npm de GitHub Package Registry não retorna mais o valor de tempo em respostas de metadados. Isso foi feito para permitir melhorias substanciais de desempenho. Continuamos a ter todos os dados necessários para devolver um valor de tempo como parte da resposta aos metadados e retomaremos o retorno desse valor no futuro, assim que tivermos resolvido os problemas de desempenho existentes.

Os limites de recursos que são específicos para processamento de hooks pre-receive podem causar falha em alguns hooks pre-receive.

GitHub Enterprise Server 2.21 was discontinued on June 6, 2021. That means that no patch releases will be made, even for critical security issues, after this date. For better performance, improved security, and new features, upgrade to the newest version of GitHub Enterprise Server as soon as possible.

GitHub Enterprise Server 2.22 will be discontinued on September 23, 2021. That means that no patch releases will be made, even for critical security issues, after this date. For better performance, improved security, and new features, upgrade to the newest version of GitHub Enterprise Server as soon as possible.

Beginning in GitHub Enterprise Server 3.1, we will begin discontinuing support for Xen Hypervisor. The complete deprecation is scheduled for GitHub Enterprise Server 3.3, following the standard one year deprecation window. Please contact GitHub Support with questions or concerns.

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.2 removes unused GitHub Service database records. More information is available in the deprecation announcement post.

To prevent accidental logging or exposure of access_tokens, we discourage the use of OAuth Application API endpoints and the use of API auth via query params. Visit the following posts to see the proposed replacements:

• Replacement OAuth Application API endpoints
• Replacement auth via headers instead of query param

These endpoints and auth route are planned to be removed from GitHub Enterprise Server in GitHub Enterprise Server 3.4.

Two legacy GitHub Apps-related webhook events have been removed: integration_installation and integration_installation_repositories. You should instead be listening to the installation and installation_repositories events.

The following REST API endpoint has been removed: POST /installations/{installation_id}/access_tokens. You should instead be using the namespaced equivalent POST /app/installations/{installation_id}/access_tokens.