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Self-managed support for Code Suggestions (Beta)

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Company
Date Published
Author
Roger Woo
Word Count
573
Company Posts That Month
28
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

GitLab is integrating AI and machine learning into its DevSecOps platform, beginning with the introduction of GitLab Code Suggestions, a feature that uses generative AI to suggest code in real-time for developers. Initially available in GitLab SaaS, this feature is now being extended to self-managed instances with the release of GitLab 16.1, allowing users of VS Code and GitLab's WebIDE to benefit from AI-generated code suggestions. To use Code Suggestions, a self-managed instance administrator must enable the feature, after which users can authenticate their IDEs to GitLab.com infrastructure to receive suggestions. GitLab emphasizes privacy, ensuring no customer code is visible or stored beyond what's necessary for generating suggestions. The company is committed to enhancing efficiency across the software development lifecycle by identifying tasks suited for AI assistance, with plans to continue developing and sharing these features as part of an ongoing blog series.

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