Code scanning AI Scan enablement status in security overview
Organization and enterprise administrators can now view AI Scan for pull requests enablement status in the security overview coverage view, showing which repositories have the feature enabled.
Organization and enterprise administrators can now see AI Scan for pull requests enablement status in the security overview coverage view. The code scanning summary shows enabled and not enabled repository counts, while repository rows show each repository’s effective AI Scan enablement.
You can filter the coverage view with code-scanning-ai-scan-pr-scan:enabled and code-scanning-ai-scan-pr-scan:not-enabled. Coverage CSV exports now include a Code Scanning AI Scan for pull requests column with enabled and not-enabled values.
This visibility helps you track adoption and manage AI Scan for pull requests enablement across your organization or enterprise.
Learn more about assessing adoption of security features and join the AI Scan Community discussion.
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