🎉 Re-introducing the GitHub Public Roadmap

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Re-introducing the GitHub Public Roadmap 🗺️

We are excited to introduce the refreshed GitHub public roadmap! We have dedicated the last few months to an extensive and holistic review of the GitHub product roadmap and are now excited to release this refreshed and improved version. This refresh will make it easier for you to follow our progress, double-click on upcoming features, and provide a more accurate reflection of GitHub’s development priorities over the next 12 months.

What’s new 🆕

We have added new releases to the project board and sorted the releases into Product Focus Area and by release phase.

Each item on the board links to a detailed issue with more information about what we’re planning, why it’s valuable, and when we tentatively expect to deliver it. You can also watch the repository or subscribe to individual roadmap issues to be notified about changes directly within GitHub.

As part of our efforts to align with our evolving product vision, we’ve refined the roadmap by updating issues and introducing new ones that better reflect our current direction. If an issue you were following was removed from the roadmap, it may resurface in a future update and we are adding details to the removed issues to help you understand what’s coming next.

We remain committed to keeping the roadmap updated regularly and enhancing transparency through our quarterly webinars, which provide an in-depth, interactive way to stay connected to our product roadmap and latest releases. It is important to note that our roadmap will evolve and shift as we continue to respond to customer needs but we will communicate clearly and often to keep you in the loop when priorities and timelines change.

Share your feedback 📣

If you have feedback about the roadmap refresh, feel free to engage with your GitHub representative or raise your thoughts in the discussions. We plan on continuing to iterate and improve our roadmap as we hear your feedback!