2 posts tagged with "github"

GitHub shipped native code coverage in Pull Requests as a public preview. You get line-level annotations in the diff view, coverage deltas in the conversation tab, and enforcement via repository rulesets — all without installing Codecov, Coveralls, or any external app. No tokens, no OAuth grants, no third-party data access.

This continues a familiar pattern: GitHub absorbing common CI/CD tooling into the platform itself. Dependabot replaced Greenkeeper. Code scanning absorbed LGTM. Secret scanning eliminated dedicated tools. Now coverage display and gating joins the list.

Full details in the GitHub Changelog announcement.

GitHub has announced changes to its Copilot Individual plans — Free, Pro, and Pro+ — taking effect in April 2026. The details are in the company news post and the changelog entry. Our reaction: unsurprising — and overdue. For historic context (see the Copilot plans page and GitHub's 2025 Pro+ announcement): Copilot Pro has been $10/month since launch, back when frontier models were cheaper and agent mode didn't exist, and Pro+ arrived in April 2025 at $39/month. The economics of that original entry-level tier were never going to survive a world of agentic coding on frontier models. This post is commentary, not a restatement of GitHub's announcement — read the source for the actual numbers.