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!

Changes

New Features:

  • Notification settings
  • Login with username
  • File history now tracks renames
  • Show last commit on top of tree view

Dependencies:

  • Unicorn replaced with Puma

Security:

  • Admin has access to all projects now
  • Several fixes to prevent XSS

Improved:

  • Dashboard performance
  • Merge Request diff dump
  • Backup tools
  • Project transfer

Miscellaneous Usability & UI improvements and more.


Important upgrade note

We’ve fixed some bugs in the diff view for merge requests. Merge requests that were closed before the upgrade will display “Nothing to merge” after the upgrade. This can’t be prevented, please make sure you don’t need to revisit any closed merge requests before upgrading. Open merge requests are not affected, they will display the correct diff view.


Links

For full list see CHANGELOG

For new setup follow Setup Guide

For update instructions see Update Guide

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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.

GitLab CI Version 2.1 Released

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Donations Large and Small

Thank you for all the donations!

In the last few months many people have donated to support the development of GitLab. We appreciate all these donations.

We would like to thank Futurice and INdigital Telecom for their generous donations. For Futurice it was their second donation to the GitLab project, great to see their continued support. They are a European provider of lean IT solutions. They already have Nokia, Vodefone and General Motors as clients, please consider joining their list of customers if you need an enterprise solution.

INdigital Telecom is from the United States, Fort Wayne in Indiana to be exact. They make sure that one someone calls the emergency services the connection always works. We think it is cool that besides sponsering the local softball team they also donated $1000 to improve GitLab.

INdigital Telecom has 10 developers working on about 100 projects using C, Python, Java and Php. They use GitLab as a software management and source code tracker contribution tool. With the issues and milestones functions they plan the project properly and make sure it is done on time. We’re pretty sure they are careful about the tools they use and we’re proud GitLab is among them.

We would also like to thank the other people that donated:

  • Demetrius Albuquerque
  • Ty Bodell
  • Jonathan Glines
  • Fritz Seifts
  • Karsakov Vladimir
  • Stephan Schulz
  • Matthias Gröbner
  • Laimonas Ignatavicius
  • Yuriy Golobokov
  • Kamil Trzciński
  • Miguel Machado
  • No-IP
  • Jason Rimmer
  • Oshnurov Nikolay
  • LiquidOptical
  • iMatt Sàrl
  • Pim Snel
  • Netlings Webworks Private Limited
  • Andres Cely

If you want to make a donation go to the donation page or email us at donations@gitlab.com to discuss.