Tag: Git
What’s the point: Azure supports PyTorch 1.2, New TypeScripts and Emacs revs, and GitHub earns its SOCs
Microsoft has announced full support for PyTorch 1.2 on Azure. v1.2 of the machine learning library hit the […]
GitLab 12.2 is here and oh my can you create complex pipelines now
The team behind repository management project GitLab stuck to their timetable and just released version 12.2 of the […]
Git 2.23 extracts new commands from checkout
The team behind repository management tool Git has released version 2.23 of its project, bringing experimental commands to […]
GitLab gets rid of privilege escalation vulnerability with slew of security releases
GitLab has pushed out version 12.1.6, 12.0.6, and 11.11.8 of the repository management project, mitigating three critical security […]
GitHub trials machine learning so you can mind your language
GitHub is trialling a machine-learning powered system to identify the babel of languages across the code repo platform. […]
GitLab finally cuts loose from ‘pain in the a**’ MySQL
GitLab has finally called time on its support for MySQL, after losing patience with the venerable but cranky […]
Git 2.22 is out to improve dev productivity
Repository management tool Git has been released in v2.22, bringing new commands, configurations, and a couple of bug […]
GitHub Desktop 2.0 gives users stashing, promises fun man
GitHub pushed out v2.0 of its Desktop app this week, delivering a brace of headline features which it […]
Feeling lucky? GitLab issues fixes for 13 vulnerabilities
GitLab has strongly recommended users upgrade to its just released latest versions, which fix a potentially very unlucky […]
GitHub serves up betas for enterprises, cash for open source devs
GitHub has sought to burnish its enterprise AND open source credentials, with a rake of new features for […]