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Dec 14, 2012 -

Upgraded to Gitlab 3.1

Gitlab.com now runs on Gitlab 3.1. Learn more on this here!

Gitlab.com now runs on Gitlab 3.1. Among other things it offers:

  • A Web editor
  • Improved File Browsing
  • Performance of commits is significantly improved

Hope you enjoy it. Feedback is welcome via support.gitlab.com as always.

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