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GitHub Makes New Dashboard Experience Default

GitHub has made the new dashboard experience the default view for all users, replacing the previous version.

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GitHub has made the new dashboard experience the default view for all users. The redesigned dashboard helps users focus on their most important tasks and includes features like active agent sessions, issue and pull request views, and a separate feed tab. Users can revert to the old dashboard if they prefer.

What happened

GitHub has announced that the new dashboard experience, which was previously available as a feature preview, is now the default view for all users. The redesigned dashboard aims to help users focus on the work that matters most and makes it easier to find and act on what they need next. Key features include viewing active agent sessions, issues, and pull requests in one place, using filters to customize what appears in each section, and a separate Feed tab for updates. Users can switch back to the previous experience at any time by clicking the dropdown next to 'Preview'. GitHub encourages users to provide feedback on the new dashboard in the Community discussion.


Source: GitHub

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