GitLab.com is moving to 13.0, with narrow breaking changes

GitLab 13.0, set to release on May 22, 2020, introduces a range of updates, including new features and significant deprecations aimed at enhancing its functionality and performance. Key changes involve the Auto DevOps default PostgreSQL chart version, auto deployment settings in response to Kubernetes updates, and a shift from only/except syntax to rules in configuration templates to improve job execution logic. Additionally, the update enforces an offset-based pagination limit of 50,000 for the /projects API endpoint and removes snippet content from searches for improved version control. The JSON common security report format is refined with the introduction of a new id field to replace the deprecated cve field, and several API endpoints and features, such as the token attribute in Runner's details and certain GitLab Runner commands, are deprecated. The release also marks the end of support for Windows 1803 and Fedora 29, changes in URL path structures, and a mandatory transition to the License Scanning template for License Compliance, reflecting a broader effort to align with market terminology and improve user clarity.

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