Tag: version control
Ready for a change? Database projects DoltLab and EdgeDB try to bring something new to the table
After receiving requests for a self-hosted version of Dolt sharing hub DoltHub, the team behind the Git for […]
Bits, bobs, and better work tree support: Git 2.35 is now available
The developers behind version control system Git have bundled 494 non-merge commits into a neat little update, which […]
Git 2.34 sets new merge default, speeds things up for monorepo users
After three months of work, Git 2.34 is finally available for downloading. The update for the popular version […]
Git 2.33 puts new merge backend on the home stretch, improves things for avid scripters
Git core maintainer Junio C Hamano has pushed the button and released version 2.33 of the version control […]
Got typos? Git 2.32 lands, finally offers way to reword commits
The team behind version control tool Git have pushed version 2.32 into the open, upping the ante on […]
Under-the-hood tweaks: Git goes for speed and user experience in 2.31 release
After a quick update to keep installations secure last week, the team behind version control system git has […]
Git patching: version control system issues fixes to mitigate RCE
Git maintainer Junio C Hamano has informed users about the availability of v2.30.2, a new version which addresses […]
Git your updates now: Version control system hits 2.30, preps for main switch
Git maintainer Junio C Hamano recently pushed version 2.30 of the version control software out the door, featuring […]
GitLab 13.6 adds another layer of fuzz, makes tracing free for all
GitLab 13.6 has landed, putting automation and visibility at the centre of the repo management and DevOps system’s […]
Presto, crypto, change-o: Git 2.29 goes into final leg of project’s SHA-256 transition
Version control system Git 2.29 is now available, fitting the Torvalds-spawn project with experimental SHA-256 support and negative […]