How AI-assisted code suggestions will advance DevSecOps
…Neha Khalwadekar DevSecOps product features AI This blog post is part of an ongoing series about GitLab's journey to build and integrate AI/ML into our DevSecOps platform . The series starts…
…Neha Khalwadekar DevSecOps product features AI This blog post is part of an ongoing series about GitLab's journey to build and integrate AI/ML into our DevSecOps platform . The series starts…
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…s 2019 product vision for DevOps Create Take an early look at where collaboration, merge requests, and the Web IDE are heading in 2019. James Ramsay inside GitLab features collaboration workflow DevOps…
…Throughout the series, we’ll feature blogs from our product, engineering, and UX teams that will showcase how we’re infusing AI/ML into GitLab. We believe AI is going to dramatically…
…Helps the product and engineering teams by providing security expertise for our AI features and helping to secure the underlying infrastructure on which our product is hosted. Corporate Security and IT Operations…
…Each product has it own repository with its own documentation directory. This allows developers to add documentation in the same merge request they add a new feature or change some behavior, which…
…GitLab 19.0 removes several deprecated features. Learn what's changing, which changes affect your deployment, and how to prepare before upgrading. Martin Brümmer product news GitLab 17.0 shipped with 80…
…Julian Thome security security research features DevSecOps platform Every day, security scans face the same problem: an agent or a developer adds a comment, reformats a file, or moves a function, and…
…January 21, 2020 7 min read 3 Major improvements coming to GitLab Epics Explore three new features of GitLab Epics to enhance your workflow. Suri Patel agile collaboration workflow Epics allow teams…
…just for QA people (or designers, product managers, or anyone who is not a primary coder), so they can test your application for quality assurance, feature assurance, or whatever. But now, I…