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What is new in GitHub: October releases explained

GitHub Guide 2 days ago

Description

October brought major updates across the GitHub ecosystem, but what do these changes actually mean for your team's day-to-day work? In this edition of the GitHub Changelog, join the team as they demystify "software factories" and break down practical tools inside the GitHub Copilot app. Explore how self-learning Copilot automations handle issue triage, how Copilot Projects orchestrates multi-repo work without local cloning, and how Copilot Fusion routes tasks across frontier models. Learn how to automate routine pipeline tasks so you can focus on building software.

Links mentioned in the episode:
Copilot Automations: https://gh.io/copilot-automations
Copilot Memory: https://gh.io/copilot-memory
Projects in the GitHub Copilot app: https://gh.io/copilot-projects
Agent Merge: https://gh.io/agent-merge
Migrating the Copilot runtime to Rust: https://gh.io/runtime-to-rust
Copilot Fusion: https://gh.io/fusion
All changelog updates: https://gh.io/changelog

— CHAPTERS —
00:00 Welcome to the October releases
01:39 Demystifying software factories
02:56 Self-learning Copilot automations
08:22 Orchestrating multi-repo work with Copilot Projects
14:23 Engineering management in the age of agents
16:41 Copilot Fusion and frontier models

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