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GitHub makes the #GitChallenge more interesting with new feature announcements.

Our next release, 13.0, will include narrow breaking changes. Find out how this could affect you and what you need to do.

We're working on a number of improvements to GitLab Auto DevOps – here's where it's at and where it's headed.

How our closer relationship with Red Hat will boost deployment automation.

AppsFlyer migrated from Mercurial to Git so the company could move to GitLab's open source, self-hosted solution.

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The GPG key used to sign repository metadata on GitLab's Packagecloud instance at packages.gitlab.com is changing – find out what this means for you.

We're open sourcing rich functionality across Plan, Create, Verify, Package, Release, Configure, and Protect.

This change better aligns to GitLab's buyer-based open-core model.

Introduced in GitLab 12.7, Code Review Analytics can help you dig deeper into slow-moving merge requests.

GitLab is introducing Seat Link in our 12.9 release to make renewals easier for our self-managed customers.

The free-of-charge use of CI/CD for GitHub is ending soon, so you'll need to upgrade to continue using this feature.

New in GitLab 12.8, this dashboard helps to simplify the complex process of compliance tracking, right inside GitLab.

We're sharing our comprehensive guide to remote work with companies who are now embracing a remote environment.

We boosted free trial signups by 141% by focusing on designing whole experiences instead of separate screens, small interactions, or pieces of UI.