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Multiple pull request reviewers in private repositories.

Multiple assignees for issues and pull requests in private repositories.

Protected branches in private repositories.

Required reviewers in private repositories.

To downgrade your user account's plan, see ' Downgrading your user account's subscription.' To downgrade your organization's plan, see ' Downgrading your organization's subscription.' If I downgrade from GitHub Team or a Legacy plan to GitHub Free, what features will I lose?

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To upgrade your user account's plan, see ' Upgrading your personal account's subscription.' To upgrade your organization's plan, see ' Upgrading your organization's subscription.' How can I downgrade my plan? GitHub Team includes 3,000 Actions minutes per month for private repositories.GitHub Team no longer has a required five-seat minimum.GitHub Team now has a reduced monthly price of $4 per user.

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GitHub Pro now has a reduced monthly price of $4.

GitHub Pro will now include 2GB of Packages storage and 10GB of data transfer.

Organizations and individuals using GitHub Free will receive GitHub Community Support.

GitHub Free for individual developers now includes unlimited collaborators.

All organizations previously using Team for Open Source now have GitHub Free.

GitHub Free for organizations is immediately available and includes private repositories for unlimited users.

GitHub announced the following plans and pricing changes: GitHub has published a robust FAQ about the access and pricing changes-those interested in learning more should give it a read.What plans and pricing changes did GitHub announce on April 14? Organizations currently using GitHub Team for Open Source will be automatically moved to a GirtHub Free for Organizations account, and will gain all the features that come with the new free tier.Д¬ustomers paying for Pro or paid Team accounts will have their bills reduced effective immediately and organizations that paid for a year plan prior to April 14, 2020, will have their bills prorated to reflect the change for remaining months on their contract. New GitHub users interested in getting a free organization account can sign up for an account at GitHub and then check out the organization plans page to convert their account to a group one. Individual users can still migrate their account to a group account though, which can be done by logging in to GitHub's organization plans page. Individual GitHub users won't notice a change-the new features are aimed squarely at expanding collaboration features and lowering entry prices for organizations that need GitHub Premium but can't afford $9 per user, per month. SEE: Implementing DevOps: A guide for IT pros (free PDF) (TechRepublic) How will these changes affect existing GitHub users? Otherwise, there's the same amount of Actions minutes and package storage, so if your organization needs more than 500MB of storage you'll have to pay for one of GitHub's premium tiers. The features available to free organization users are nearly identical to free individual accounts, with the exceptions largely coming in the form of access control and unlimited users. Unlimited private repositories with limited feature sets

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Unlimited public repositories with full feature sets The new tier, called GitHub Free for Organizations, includes the following features:

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So, 'all of the core GitHub features are now free for everyone.'ДЇriedman also mentioned easier collaboration as a reason for the changes, saying that the reduced pricing and free organizational tier means 'teams can now manage their work together in one place: CI/CD, project management, code review, packages, and more.' Price shouldn't be a barrier,' GitHub CEO Nat Friedman said in a blog post. 'But every developer on earth should have access to GitHub. Prior to this change, teams that wanted private repositories had to subscribe to a paid plan. Cloud-based code repository platform GitHub has expanded its free tier to teams, has reduced paid team pricing from $9 USD user/month to $4 user/month, and is eliminating minimum seat requirements for GitHub Team.