GitLab Pages is changing the way it reads a project's configuration to speed up booting times and slowly remove its dependency to NFS. Read on
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GitLab Security features help application security engineers collaborate more efficiently and better assess the security posture of the projects they oversee.
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The Web IDE now has a Dark Mode, and we've put together a few learnings from a design perspective.
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A Directed Acyclic Graph will let you run pipeline steps out of order, break the stage sequencing, and allow jobs to relate to each other directly.
Run your CI jobs as AWS Fargate tasks with GitLab Runner and the Fargate Driver
How the Monitor:Health team has been able to increase the merge request rate using better iteration, a bias for action, and by writing things down.