Dec 12, 2024
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The latest features available on GitLab SaaS

New features are regularly released to GitLab SaaS (GitLab.com), with a packaged release available for GitLab Self-Managed every month. Read on to learn more about the new features available on GitLab.com. Note that it may take a few days for a feature to become fully available on GitLab.com, due to deployment schedule and potential feature flags.

Additional information on past releases is available; be sure to check out the release for other features we've launched recently. We also have information about upcoming releases if you're interested in seeing what we are doing next.

Preview Key improvements released in GitLab Preview

New Planner user role

New Planner user role

We’ve introduced the new Planner role to give you tailored access to Agile planning tools like epics, roadmaps, and Kanban boards without over-provisioning permissions. This change helps you collaborate more effectively while keeping your workflows secure and aligned with the principle of least privilege.

New Planner user role

Rotate personal, project, and group access tokens in the UI

Rotate personal, project, and group access tokens in the UI

You can now use the UI to rotate personal, project, and group access tokens. Previously, you had to use the API to do this.

Thank you shangsuru for your contribution!

Preview Other improvements in GitLab Preview

Unicode 15.1 emoji support 🦖🍋‍🟩🐦‍🔥

Unicode 15.1 emoji support 🦖🍋‍🟩🐦‍🔥

In previous versions of GitLab, emoji support was limited to an older Unicode standard, which meant some newer emojis were unavailable.

GitLab 17.7 introduces support for Unicode 15.1, bringing the latest emoji additions. This includes exciting new options like the t-rex 🦖, lime 🍋‍🟩, and phoenix 🐦‍🔥, allowing you to express yourself with the most up-to-date symbols. Additionally, this update enhances emoji diversity, ensuring greater representation across cultures, languages, and identities, helping everyone feel included when communicating on the platform.

Group and project access tokens in credentials inventory

Group and project access tokens in credentials inventory

Group and project access tokens are now visible in the credentials inventory on GitLab.com. Previously, only personal access tokens and SSH keys were visible. Additional token types in the inventory allow for a more complete picture of credentials across the group.

New API endpoint to list enterprise users

New API endpoint to list enterprise users

Group Owners can now use a dedicated API endpoint to list enterprise users and any associated attributes.

Extended token expiration notifications

Extended token expiration notifications

Previously, token expiration email notifications were only sent seven days before expiry. Now, these notifications are also sent 30 and 60 days before expiry. The increased frequency and date range of notifications makes users more aware of tokens that may be expiring soon.

We continue to make iterative and important improvements to the compliance center’s user experience for both groups and projects.

With GitLab 17.7, we shipped two key improvements:

  • Users can now filter by groups in the Projects tab of the compliance center, which gives another option to users to apply, filter, and search for the appropriate project, and the compliance framework attached to that project.
  • A project’s compliance center now has a Frameworks tab, which allows users to search for compliance frameworks attached to that particular project.

Please note that adding or editing frameworks is still done on groups, not projects.

Navigation and usability improvements for the compliance center

Deprecations Deprecations

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Removals and breaking changes Removals and breaking changes

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