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GitLab releases moving to the third Thursday of the month

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Company
Date Published
Author
Ian Pedowitz
Word Count
183
Company Posts That Month
20
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
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No
Summary

Starting from GitLab 16.6, set to release on November 16, 2023, the company's monthly release schedule will shift from the 22nd of each month to the third Thursday, enhancing consistency and predictability for customers by standardizing the release day. This change mainly impacts users of GitLab self-managed, who will need to adjust any processes or automation previously aligned with the 22nd release date, whereas GitLab.com SaaS users will experience no significant changes as the service continues its multiple daily deployments. For convenience, a new rolling 12-month schedule detailing these changes is available on the releases page, along with a machine-readable version at data/releases.yml.

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