GitLab CI/CD's 2018 highlights

In a reflection on the advancements made in 2018 and the plans for 2019, Jason Yavorska, the product manager of GitLab CI/CD, highlights a series of improvements and features introduced to enhance the CI/CD experience. Significant developments included the introduction of access control for GitLab Pages, feature flags for applications, and pipelines more aware of merge requests, all of which were driven by community contributions and aimed at fostering better collaboration and efficient software delivery. The usability enhancements, such as the JUnit XML Test Summary and direct links to updated content in Review Apps, improved user interaction with the platform. Additionally, GitLab's commitment to open-source stewardship was underlined by making the 'include' keyword free, emphasizing reuse over code duplication. Looking forward, there's a focus on expanding the engineering team and appointing dedicated product managers for CI and CD, promising further innovation and user engagement in the coming year.

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