GitHub Enterprise owners can now leverage the removeEnterpriseMember API, in addition to the built-in functionality on the Enterprise's "People" pages, to remove enterprise members from their GitHub Enterprise.
To learn more, read our Remove Enterprise Member API usage documentation.
A GraphQL mutation is now available for reverting a merged pull request: revertPullRequest.
Like the revert action on the pull request page in the web, calling this API creates a new pull request that reverses the changes made by the merged pull request.
Learn more about reverting a pull request.
GitHub Desktop 3.1.5 improves support for force pushing and fetching through the newly added Repository menu items as well as supporting pull request notifications on forks. This release also comes with many great contributions (12 changelog entries!
Previously, a user could only force push after an action such as rebasing. Now, when users find their branch in any diverged state, they can opt to use the force push Repository menu item. For example, a user can force push when commits exist on the remote that they are sure they want to overwrite.
Similarly, a user may find themselves in a new local branch they are not ready to publish, yet they want to fetch to see if there are any new changes on their main branch they would want to merge in. Instead of having to switch branches, they can use the Repository menu item to fetch those changes.
If you have been enjoying our Pull Request notifications on your repositories, you will be happy to hear that with 3.1.5 those same notifications are supported on forks.
We love the help we get from the open source community, providing many fixes and improvements for everyone to enjoy.
Thank you @angusdev for contributing all these fixes:
Thank you @tsvetilian-ty for adding support for JetBrains Toolbox and JetBrains Fleet editor for Windows.
Thank you @zipperer for adding support for emacs editor.
Thank you @patinthehat for adding support for JetBrains PhpStorm and WebStorm editors
Thank you @daniel-ciaglia for adding support for VSCodium as an external editor.
Thank you @Shivareddy-Aluri for adding the ability to copy tag names from the commit list.
Thank you @j-f1 for improving the the diff view by adding highlighting to Arduino's .ino files as C++ source.
Learn more about GitHub Desktop here.
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