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Jan 25, 2013 -

GitLab.com upgraded to GitLab 4.1

Learn more about GitLab.com upgrade to Gitlab 4.1.

Today GitLab.com was upgraded to the latest version. This means our 1.800 users can now use all the features of GitLab 4.0 and GitLab 4.1 One of the best features is namespacing, this was one of the most requested features.

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