GitLab 13.0 Release Product Kickoff Review, 14 Apr 2020

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From YouTube: GitLab 13.0 Kickoff - Release:Release Management

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Welcome to the 13.0 Release Management Kick off! As a reminder, Release Management is inclusive of Release Evidence, Release Orchestration, Secrets Management, and GitLab Pages. In 13.0 we are focused on delivering a richer compliance as code experience and secure secrets.

https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/engineering/development/ci-cd/release/

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My name is Jackie Michel the senior product manager over release management here at gitlab. Welcome to the 13.0 miles, don't kick off as a reminder. The release management categories include release evidence, release, orchestration secrets, management and get lab pages in 13.0 were focused on delivering a richer compliances code experience alongside secure secrets. The first feature we're focused on building out is all around our native hash. A court fault integration. The second integration is following the long 12.10 s, delivery of the JWT authentication method.

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By now, enabling gitlab to fetch vault CI variables to be used by CI jobs. The second issue were focused on in 13. Oto is about deprecating secrets being passed on the command line and get lab pages. This again will help filled up, get labs, efficacy and security measures with how we treat secrets.

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Other features that we'll be delivering in 13 oto are about expanding this compliance as code narrative with our natural collection of release, evidence and expanding release, evidence to include test results for the corresponding mr-s linked within release evidence.

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We will also be deprecating release evidence endpoints in thirteen dotto. We had some original fields that will no longer be supported, so we'll be removing those release, evidence and points accordingly, we're really excited to be delivering more features to build better secrets, management and compliance capabilities. If any of these features catch your interest or if there's future issues and 13.1 that you're particularly interested in please reach out to me at Jay Mechele on the issue. This is going to be the best release ever.