GitHub Enterprise Server 3.2 brings new color modes and added security capabilities

GitHub Enterprise Server 3.2 has been released as a candidate, introducing over 70 new features to enhance the developer experience and bolster security capabilities. Highlights include the addition of dark and dimmed themes to reduce eye strain, video uploads in pull requests for improved collaboration, and new compliance controls such as disabled auto-merge for pull requests with new changes. GitHub Advanced Security now supports custom patterns for secret scanning and offers a new security overview for application security risks. The release enhances continuous delivery with GitHub Actions by introducing environment protection rules and secrets, enabling secure deployments and compliance adherence. Developers can securely access GitHub using third-party security keys and the Git Credential Manager, while companies can restrict notification emails to approved domains. The release aims to provide a more delightful and secure development environment for users, encouraging testing in non-production settings to gather feedback.

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