Custom properties

Custom properties allow you to decorate your repository with information such as compliance frameworks, data sensitivity, or project details.

all-green

true

Repositories with this property will require to have a `All Green` check to complete Pull Requests. Changes require an org owner and justification. New repos default to true even if user changes it on repository creation.

classification

confidential

Defines the information sensitivity level of the repository content. Used to enforce access control, compliance, and data handling policies according to internal security guidelines.

conventional-commits

true

Enforce conventional commits across the repository. All repositories must follow the conventional commits by default. Changes require an org owner and justification. New repos default to true even if user changes it on repository creation.

copilot-review

true

Request Copilot code review for new pull requests automatically if the author has access to Copilot code review and their premium requests quota has not reached the limit.

criticality

medium

Indicates the criticality level of the repository based on its business impact, availability requirements, and risk tolerance. This property helps prioritize support, monitoring, and governance efforts accordingly.

development-flow

github-flow

Define the branching and merge strategy used in the repository, such as github-flow (feature branches squashed into main) or long-running branches (develop/staging alongside main) allowing merge commits.

email-commit-filter

true

Enables the filter to only accepts emails from blip and allowed domains. Changes require an org owner and justification. New repos default to true even if user changes it on repository creation.

only-codeowners

false

Disable repo-level approvals and rely only on CODEOWNERS. Changes require an org owner and justification. New repos default to true even if user changes it on repository creation.

product-cycle

Represents the current stage of the repository within the product lifecycle. Useful for aligning development practices, review rigor, and deprecation policies based on the maturity of the system.