GitLab 5.2 Released

GitLab 5.2 released

Hi everyone!

Today we release GitLab v5.2. We added forks, code search, turbolinks and much more awesome stuff.

The 4 most important improvements in GitLab 5.2

  1. Forking. You can a fork project into its own namespace now.
  2. Code search. You search inside the project with a search bar on top panel.
  3. Turbolinks. GitLab is much faster because almost all requests does not reload the page.
  4. Shared deploy keys. You can use a deploy key for as many projects as you need and one project can use multiple keys.

This release most valuable person (MVP) is Angus MacArthur for contributing the forking feature, thanks Angus!

Gitlab 5.1 Released

GitLab 5.1 released

Hi everyone!

Today we release GitLab v5.1 live from Railsberry with 4 major improvements.

The 4 most important improvements in GitLab 5.1

  1. Notification settings. You can choose from 3 levels of notifications for every project.
  2. Backup functionality was refactored. Now we backup attachments, write hooks in restored projects and update ssh permissions on restore.
  3. Network graph becomes even cooler. Now with vertical orientation, commit messages and much more.
  4. Improved performance and reduced memory consumption, among other things by switching the application server from Unicorn to Puma.

This release most valueable person (MVP) is Hiroyuki Sato for contributing the improved Network Graph, thanks Hiroyuki!

GitLab CI 2.2 Released

GitLab CI version 2.2 released

Hi everyone!

Today we released new version of GitLab CI. We fixed some bugs, updated libraries to recent versions and made some ui imporvements.

We strongly recommend to update since this release include security fixes from rails & devise. Also it should save you additional 50-100MB RAM by replacing unicorn with puma.

GitLab 5.0 Release, Standing on Its Own Two Feet

GitLab 5.0 release, standing on its own two feet

Dear fellow GitLab enthusiasts,

Today marks the release of GitLab v5.0. In the last month a lot of work went into making GitLab faster, fully-featured and stable. And we have a lot of awesome changes to celebrate in this release. From now own GitLab is standing firmly on its own two feet with the introduction of GitLab shell.