New up and coming GitLab CI/CD Features

Jason Yavorska, the product manager for CI/CD at GitLab, discusses the exciting developments in GitLab's CI/CD pipeline features as they progress through the 12.x series of releases. Key enhancements include the introduction of a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) for out-of-order execution, enabling more flexible pipeline steps, and the expansion of pipelines for merge requests to work with forks. New features such as Visual Review Apps, parallel execution for merge trains, and automatic HTTPS certificate renewal for GitLab Pages are highlighted. The updates also focus on improving usability with features like collapsible job logs and multi-project pipelines becoming a core feature. Future releases aim to integrate Hashicorp Vault for better secret management, associate milestones with releases for enhanced data connectivity, and bring improved Helm v3 chart management. The GitLab team is committed to refining these features with community input, emphasizing iterative improvements to meet evolving customer needs.

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