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Rule insights dashboard generally available

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The rule insights dashboard is now generally available at both the repository and organization levels. You get a visual, high-level view of how GitHub evaluates and enforces your GitHub repository rulesets, so you can spot trends and report on governance without stitching data together by hand.

Organization-level dashboard

The organization-level dashboard we shipped in public preview is now generally available. In your organization’s Settings > Repository tab, you get an aggregated view across every repository, which helps your governance and compliance teams report across the whole organization instead of individually checking each repository. At the organization level, you can:

  • Review aggregated rule evaluation metrics for all repositories in your organization.
  • Identify your top repositories by bypasses to focus your review where it matters most.
  • Filter results by evaluation status, branch, ruleset, and date range to focus on the activity you care about.

Repository-level dashboard

The repository-level dashboard we shipped in public preview is now generally available. In your repository’s Settings > Rules tab, you can see successes, failures, and bypasses over time, along with the most active bypassers for your rulesets. Each chart links back to the rule insights page with filters prefilled, so you can quickly drill into specific statuses, bypasses, or time ranges.

Whether you’re responding to an incident or auditing bypass activity, the dashboard helps you spot trends at a glance and drill into the details when you need them.

Availability

The rule insights dashboard is generally available at both the repository and organization levels, and you can export the data to CSV at either level for reporting and record keeping. To learn more, see our docs about GitHub repository rulesets.

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