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2020
GitHub partners with Microsoft Teams on project integration
GitHub announced a partnership with Microsoft Teams to let developers integrate projects across platforms. The integration was available in public beta, enabling GitHub project visibility and collaboration in Teams channels.
2020
GitHub launches Container Registry service
GitHub launched its Container Registry service, allowing users to host and manage Docker container images on GitHub. The service was in public beta.
2020
GitHub announces public roadmap
GitHub announced a new public repository, called public roadmap, on its platform to give developers information about features and functionality planned for coming quarters.
2020
GitHub reduces Teams subscription price
GitHub reduced the monthly price of its Teams subscription from $9 to $4 per user; existing paid customers on the plan began moving to the new pricing that day.
2020
GitHub expands free private-repository access
GitHub announced that it would provide all users with private repositories for unlimited collaboration and make all core features available for free; advanced features would remain paid.
2020
GitHub adds unlimited private-repository collaborators to free accounts
GitHub made unlimited collaborators on private repositories available to users of its free tier, a feature that previously required a paid subscription.
2020
GitHub announces GitHub Classroom
GitHub announced GitHub Classroom, a collection of tools to help computer science teachers assign and evaluate coding exercises.
2020
GitHub launches a teacher toolbox
GitHub launched a free teacher toolbox that includes development tools, tutorials, and domains.
2020
GitHub announces it is acquiring npm
Microsoft-owned GitHub announced that it was acquiring npm, the JavaScript package manager.
2020
GitHub adds autograding to GitHub Classroom
GitHub announced new features for GitHub Classroom, including autograding that lets teachers add tests to workflows to automatically test and grade assignments, as well as provide feedback.
2020
GitHub launches Teacher Toolbox
GitHub announced the Teacher Toolbox, a set of free tools for teachers that includes development tools, tutorials, domain names, and other services.
2020
GitHub appoints India general manager
GitHub appointed Maneesh Sharma as general manager for India; he will lead the company's growth efforts in the country.
2020
GitHub announces launch of its India operations
GitHub announced the official launch of GitHub India Private Limited, establishing its operations in India. The article describes India as GitHub's third-largest base for an active developer community.
2020
GitHub releases Android beta app
GitHub released an Android beta app that lets users browse repositories, share feedback in discussion boards, and search. The article reports the release on January 15, 2020.
2019
GitHub released GitHub Actions and GitHub Package as generally available
GitHub Actions became generally available, and GitHub Package Registry became the generally available GitHub Package. The article said developers could obtain GitHub Actions through GitHub Marketplace and that both tools were available to developer accounts, with public repositories free to use them.
2019
GitHub announces plans for Arctic Code Vault
GitHub announced plans for the Arctic Code Vault, which would store and preserve open-source software in a decommissioned coal mine in Svalbard; the article said the vault would be extended to all public repositories in February 2020.
2019
GitHub Actions reaches general availability
GitHub announced the general availability of GitHub Actions, a service that enables developers to automate workflows.
2019
GitHub launches mobile app beta
GitHub released its first mobile app in beta for iPhone and iPad, allowing developers to respond to issues and comment on teammates’ code while on the go.