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A guide to the breaking changes in GitLab 19.0

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Date Published
Author
Martin Brümmer
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2,246
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22
Language
English
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Summary

GitLab 19.0 is set to release with 15 breaking changes, highlighting a continued effort to reduce such disruptions through a mandatory approval process for impact mitigation. Significant changes include the shift from NGINX Ingress to Gateway API with Envoy Gateway, removal of bundled PostgreSQL, Redis, and MinIO from the Helm chart, discontinuation of Resource Owner Password Credentials (ROPC) OAuth grant, and the upgrade requirement to PostgreSQL 17. Medium-impact alterations involve ending support for Ubuntu 20.04 and Redis 6, while low-impact adjustments include removing Spamcheck and the Slack slash commands integration. The release outlines specific deployment windows and provides resources for managing these changes, ensuring users can prepare their systems accordingly.

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