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Oct 24, 2014 - Valery Sizov

GitLab 7.4.2 released

Learn more about GitLab Release 7.4.2 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE)

Today we released GitLab Community Edition 7.4.2 and GitLab Enterprise Edition 7.4.2. This is a patch release which fixes the exposure of the title of newly created internal snippets.

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Omnibus-gitlab packages for GitLab 7.4.2 are now available. To upgrade an installation from source please use the upgrader or the patch update guide.

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