Citing "low usage" as justification to kill features that have been hidden and neglected misleads the community. If you don't want to support it, say so.
Don't try to justify by saying "low usage" when you do everything you can to make that the reality.
I use GitHub every day and follow news about the company but I’ve never heard of this.
What is this thing I just discovered and now really need and they plan to destroy.
There's a discussion thread on the GitHub community discussion full of people saying this is the best feature on GitHub today.
It's a shame GitHub never promoted it. At one point they even disabled it for existing users, and since then it's only been available to users who happen to find it under "Feature Preview".
Citing "low usage" as justification to kill features that have been hidden and neglected misleads the community. If you don't want to support it, say so.
Don't try to justify by saying "low usage" when you do everything you can to make that the reality.
I use GitHub every day and follow news about the company but I’ve never heard of this.
https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/accessibility/github-...
What is this thing I just discovered and now really need and they plan to destroy.
There's a discussion thread on the GitHub community discussion full of people saying this is the best feature on GitHub today.
It's a shame GitHub never promoted it. At one point they even disabled it for existing users, and since then it's only been available to users who happen to find it under "Feature Preview".
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/166528