feat: adds secret-scanning-location-wiki-commit w/required fields [path, start_line, end_line, start_column, end_column, blob_sha, page_url, commit_sha, commit_url], adds wiki_commit to secret-scanning-location-issue-title (potential BREAKING CHANGE due to required fields), adds advanced_security_enabled_for_new_user_namespace_repositories to repository.dispatch sample collected event #89
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I really do not think that the required fields on the new wiki-commit field should be a breaking change, but we can discuss if needed. |
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I found new changes in GitHub's official OpenAPI specifications and thought I'd let you know about it 👋🤖
I can't tell if the changes include fixes, features, breaking changes or just cache updates, you'll have to figure that out on yourself and adapt the commit messages accordingly to trigger the right release, see our commit message conventions.