GitHub's new dashboard experience now the default
GitHub's redesigned dashboard is now the default, combining agent sessions, issues, and pull requests with Copilot actions.
GitHub has made its redesigned dashboard the default for everyone after a feature preview. The view combines active Copilot agent sessions, issues, and pull requests, with filters and lists capped at 12 items, while updates move to a separate Feed tab. From the dashboard, users can assign an issue to the Copilot coding agent or open a pull request in Copilot Chat. The previous dashboard can still be restored from the Preview dropdown.
- Previous feature-preview dashboard is now the default for all users.
- Dashboard shows agent sessions, issues, and pull requests, up to 12 items each.
- Users can assign issues to Copilot coding agent or open PRs in Copilot Chat.
- The prior dashboard remains available via the Preview dropdown.
- Vendors
- GitHub
- Products
- GitHubGitHub Copilot
- Organizations
- GitHub
From the original article
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The new dashboard experience, previously available as a feature preview, is now the default view for everyone. The redesigned dashboard helps you focus on the work that matters most and makes it easier to find and act on what you need next. You can: View your active agent sessions, issues, and pull requests in one place.
By vanyauhalin · github.blog
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