Tag: GitLab
What’s the point: GitLab, Python, and Kubevirt
Repository managing service GitLab has released versions 11.7.4 and 11.6.9 of their Community and Enterprise Editions. The updates […]
GitLab security updates target rogue guests, rampant emojis
GitLab has shot out a trio of Security releases for its Community and Enterprise Editions, taking aim at […]
GitLab 11.7 release helps release releases
Open-source repository management system GitLab has reached v11.7 and includes improvements in terms of performance, security, integration, and […]
Ever wondered what’s next? In future, GitHub Desktop will tell you…
If you’ve ever been plunged into angst around the question “what’s next”, the latest version of GitHub Desktop […]
GitLab patches security issue, Google adds Go to Cloud Functions, Rust hits v.1.32.0
GitLab has pushed out a security patch worth looking at: Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to newly […]
GitHub adds status options, emojis, stokes ‘social network’ fears
GitHub landed developers with yet another dilemma this week, by allowing them to set status options in their […]
What’s the point: Serverless Framework, GitLab squash bugs, Istio gets talking
The Serverless Framework team has pushed out v1.36, with a fistful of bug fixes, almost two fistfuls of […]
Secretive type? GitHub unveils free private repositories for all
If you always wanted to keep your tinkering repos private but couldn’t be bothered to either switch to […]
GitLab user? Maybe start your year with an update
Now available GitLab 11.6.1, 11.5.6, and 11.4.13 fix a couple of security vulnerabilities affecting versions as far back […]
GitLab says less is more for Christmas – serverless that is
GitLab will bundle serverless workloads into its core platform later this month, extending its Knative support and sealing […]