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From YouTube: Opening keynote - GitHub Universe 2020

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Join Nat Friedman and special guests for an inside look at the latest updates and product announcements from GitHub.

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Good morning welcome to github universe. Today we are going to walk you through how we use github at github and along the way, show you some of the really cool new features we've been building, let's check it out. I start my morning with the github mobile app. I check out my notifications and I catch up with my favorite communities.

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Github discussions makes this so easy. We announced it a few months ago as a great place for q, a and open-ended conversations, and today we're announcing that every open source community can try, get up discussions with our new public data, just head to your repo settings and turn it on right now.

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We've learned a ton from the communities that have already been using discussions and we've added some great new features like customizable categories and native support in our mobile apps. It's awesome, oh! This is a really interesting idea that came from the community. I actually think we should work on this, so I am just gonna at mention ryan to see if he can figure it.

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Hey leo check this out that just pinged us, huh that is a great idea. Let's open an issue and get started.

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Discussions is where your community has open conversations or ask questions or just hangs out. The issues is where you go to plan and track the work that has to get done.

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Maintainers always tell us that if you're going to have a healthy project, it's crucial to separate the work. That's happening on that project from your community's conversations. That's why we created github discussions and github issues.

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Issues has all the project management tools like boards, labels assignees anything else. You need to share plan and prioritize across github.

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All right, I need lupin neha. She is the animation expert on the team. Let's not mention her and see if she can help hope she's not too busy. All right leo gotta run text me if you need.

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Ryan, all right, I think, ryan- wants some help coding up animation. Let's take a look at the issue with the new github cli. Not only can I read issues from the command line, but I can also clone repos and work with pull requests and more.

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It looks like we need to add p5.js to animate some of our svg based octa-caps, but it isn't in our dependencies. Yet, let's add it real quick.

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We're just getting started, but I like to open a pull request on my first commit and mark it as drops so that the squad knows that it's time to get in.

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Looking at the pr, we can see that there's some new dependencies to power these animations, we should give them a once-over. That's super easy. With our upcoming dependency review tool, that's built into pull requests it automatically surfaces, security, vulnerabilities and helpful information about the added dependencies when you preview the package json, I see we're pulling in a couple of libraries that have vulnerabilities so I'll need to update these to the patch versions before we merge.

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This p5.js is a key dependency for animating these octa-cats, and we want it to be something we can depend on for years to come. So why don't we invest in it? Yeah? Let's look at the repo. uh Yes, we can fund them with github sponsors.

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I'm busy coding, though so I'm going to delegate this up. Let's ask nat to help out with this and now a word about github sponsors.

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With github sponsors you can fund the open source projects you depend on and the developers you admire. Github sponsors has already been a game changer for developers, including some who've, been able to quit their jobs and go full time as professional open source developers. They don't work for any single company. They work for the internet.

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Now we want open source to thrive for years to come, and given that every company in the world now depends on open source, we know our community can do more so starting today, companies can sponsor projects and developers through their existing billing relationship with github. So let's sponsor this project.

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Leading companies from around the world have already joined us in supporting open source maintainers through github sponsors, all right I'll, let nejo know we've done it and now it's time for lunch.

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Now that we're sponsoring p5.js, I'm even more excited to use it in our project, which means that this pr is ready to go. Let's mark it as ready for review to kick off the code review process.

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Since we have a code owner's file in our repo github automatically assigns and notifies the team members to review the changes.

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The team can leave comments and even suggest changes for me.

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And now, for the coolest part manually, merging a pull request is nice and all, but how about we let the robots do the work here check out auto merge now, when your branch protection rules are met, your change is approved and your checks are green. Github can automatically merge your pull request for you just tell github how you want to merge with a commit, rebase or squash and we'll make it happen.

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I just need to rely on one more human and that human is ryan. Where is ryan anyway,.

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Whoa, it looks like nao cranked this out already, let's check out the pull request, give it an approval, so we can ship it with github mobile. Not only do I get push notifications for things like comments, but I can keep working on any of my repositories, no matter where I am, let's jump to nao's pull requests and take a look with ui changes like this. Sometimes it's hard to know if everything's working just by looking at the diff.

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Sometimes I actually need to run the app to see the changes. This calls for a code.

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Github codespaces gives me a complete dev environment right in my browser, even on an ipad, it's like an infinite dev box configured in code, just how you need it and since codespaces is built on top of visual studio code, it gives us a fully featured editor right in my browser, complete with built-in terminal access and shell access.

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While my application is running on a container at github, I can securely connect to it right from my browser.

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Whoa lowercase h: that's a bug, let's fix it. Real.

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Now I can just commit and push this change right from my code. Space.

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Yeah I'm gonna snooze that notification brian's got my back because he's doing deploys today.

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Yo, I love getting a good notification when we're building software, we turn to github actions. As you can see, we already have actions up and running in our repo for pull request and codeql automatically. Looking for security vulnerabilities with our test, all green, I think it's time to kick off this deployment.

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Github actions is so much more than ci. It can react to any github event to manually trigger a deployment. Let's start by publishing a new release.

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As soon as our release is published, our deploy workflow is automatically trigger. So let's take a closer look at these two new legit features, starting with our new workflow actions, visualizer.

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This new ui is looking fresh. You can see exactly what's happening in your workflow, how steps and jobs relate, and even what state they're in, for example, here we're running the final minification of bundling steps in parallel, while regenerating our project's documentation before we deploy out the staging. Now we're ready to talk about the final workflow step.

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Also due to github actions is the ability to require manual approvals for action workflows. You can set protection rules and give each environment dedicated secrets. That means you can make shipping painless, while also making sure authorized team members can deploy to production.

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Stages, looking legit and everything's looking hella green, so I'm going to approve this deployment to go to our production.

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Environment and with that our deployment is live. Github actions are becoming more powerful by the minute and, with over 6 000 open source actions in the github marketplace, you can build and automate just about anything real talk. You could even order a pizza.

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Yo this is legit, let's tell the community, this is.

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Tens of millions of developers use github, but so do hundreds of thousands of companies, including some of the biggest in the world. For those users, we've been hard at work, adding all the new features you saw today to github enterprise server. So you get all the power of the best teams in the world running on your company's network. That includes github actions, packages, code scanning and support for the native getup mobile apps. All of this is available in a major new release. We call github enterprise server 3.0.

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This is the biggest release we've done of github enterprise server in years. Okay, that was an awesome day. The team went from an idea that came from our community all the way to production, using discussions issues the new cli, our native mobile apps code, spaces, pull requests code, review, branch protection, continuous deployment, advanced security scanning tools- you saw it all at github. The thing we care about the most in the world is developer experience, so, whether you're an open source developer, you work at a company or you're a student just getting started.

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Our job is to make it easier for you to build amazing things. That's why we're here. So we hope you enjoy the conference and we'll see you soon.

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Hey nat you're at plate.

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Hey diana sorry to bother you, but it is just so bright. Where are we with dark mode? I've been.

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Trying to ping you in slack it's been already for.

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Ages, you're waiting on me. Oh man, it must have been the time zone. Sorry, if I missed your message, yeah.

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Cause it's like 19 hours, difference between san francisco and sydney. This has been ready for six months. Oh, do you think you can.

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Resend the approval to me.

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Yeah, let me quickly deploy it for.

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Whoa, who was that? Are you, okay,.

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