Thanks for yet another very smooth upgrade! I even forgot to back up the server and I have nothing to regret. I just hope that you'll fix this one tiny UI problem I noticed: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/19004 Other than that, I'm perfectly happy. I love the progress!
GitLab 8.9 released
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Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#22I really like GitLab, but again like with the last release there is no Raspberry Pi 2 package. Even though it's officially supported platform it lacks behind over 2 minor versions by now (8.7.7).
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for your kind words. We indeed want to be the one-stop-shop from idea to production. For the complete scope see https://about.gitlab.com/direction/#scope
yeah i read the scope. but since the border between scheduling, configuration management, monitoring etc... is extremely blurry, with a high number of interconnection between systems, and lacking any kind of standard contract between them, i'm more wary about the introduction of these features.
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#24A little feature I'm missing is to have the code coverage percentage in the slack message
A bigger one is the fact that the comment text area in code review is terribly slow on my very recent desktop in firefox, and unusable on my cellphone (it used to be ok one years ago)
I can't wait to deploy this release (we always wait one week after each release official date, just to let one or two bugfix release).
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#25Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#26gitlab is gearing up to be the one-stop-shop from development to production. i really like that. unifying the toolset developers and ops have to understand is really a boon for everybody involved. merge restriction as a feature may sound silly, but in my experience, when driving organizations toward CI/CD, especially with "mature" organizations, having the computer say no instead of a human is a major facilitator in…
> plus U2F integration, so now i won't hear anymore how "terribly slow" it is to have to whip out a phone to grab a TOTP code... I don't know if this applies to you, but 1Password 6 has support for generating TOTP passwords (they have a neato QR scanner built in, or one can always just input the key or key URI by hand) It's been a revolutionary change in my day-to-day frustration level
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#27Is there a .travis.yml -> .gitlab-ci.yml conversion tool in the work? It's the only thing preventing me from switching to gitlab really
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#28I know this really isn't the place for this, but since sytse and other Gitlabbers frequent these threads it'd be nice to get a response. I've had an open issue on Gitlab for four months now that basically makes it unusable for me: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/support-forum/issues/548
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#29I'd probably instantly lose my job if any of my systems would crash that often without me fixing it, regardless of the reason...
Re: GitLab 8.9 released
#30Really interesting new features A little feature I'm missing is to have the code coverage percentage in the slack message A bigger one is the fact that the comment text area in code review is terribly slow on my very recent desktop in firefox, and unusable on my cellphone (it used to be ok one years ago) I can't wait to deploy this release (we always wait one week after each release official date, just to let one or…
The comments text area slowness sounds bad. I've hear people complaining about slowness in Firefox before. I'm not sure how to proceed.
Not a bad idea to wait a week after the official release, we expect to have at least one patch release in this timeframe.