All users have access to the free tier of GitHub Issues and Projects.
GitHub Enterprise Server (GHES) support follows our regular cadence of one to two quarters before enabling the on‑premises functionality.
GitHub Issues now includes a suite of project‑planning features that let me break large tickets into sub‑issues, add rich custom metadata, view real‑time burn‑up charts, automate triage, and work in tables, roadmaps, or boards—all with full keyboard support and CLI/ mobile access.
Sub‑issues are enabled (true) – Break issues into sub-issues.
Custom fields are supported (iterations, priority, story points, dates, notes, links) – Track metadata like iterations, priority, story points, dates, notes, and links.
Project insights include a burn‑up chart (true) – Track the health of your current iteration cycle, milestone, or any other custom field you create with new project insights.
Automation workflows are enabled (true) – Automation workflows.
Alternative views (tables, roadmaps, boards) are supported (true) – Alternative views.
Swimlanes and WIP limits are enabled (true) – Swimlanes & WIP limits.
Full keyboard shortcut coverage (true) – Every action you can take with the mouse has a keyboard shortcut or command.
Terminal integration is enabled (true) – View, update, and create issues without ever leaving your terminal.
Mobile apps are enabled (true) – Create and manage issues on the go with our native iOS and Android mobile apps.
User testimonial (true) – The new planning and tracking functionality keeps my project management close to my code. I no longer find myself needing to reach for spreadsheets or 3P tools which go stale instantly.