Track GitHub Code Quality Enablement Changes in Audit Log
GitHub Code Quality now logs events whenever its settings are enabled, disabled, or modified on a repository, providing enhanced visibility into configuration changes. Three new event types—`repo.code_quality_enabled`, `repo.code_quality_disabled`, and `repo.code_quality_updated`—capture who made the change and when. This feature helps organizations monitor active committers for billing purposes and track repository scope. Events are accessible via the organization and enterprise audit logs, as well as the audit log API.
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- Audit Log Events for Code Quality Enablement and Configuration
GitHub Code Quality now records audit log events for changes to its enablement status and settings on repositories. These include `repo.code_quality_enabled`, `repo.code_quality_disabled`, and `repo.code_quality_updated` events, which track the repository, actor, and timestamp of each modification. This provides historical data on how Code Quality settings affect active committer counts for billing and general configuration management, available through audit logs and the API.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-08-20-track-github-code-quality-enablement-changes-in-the-audit-log
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