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Introducing CI/CD Steps, a programming language for DevSecOps automation Inside GitLab’s vision for CI/CD programmability and a look at how we simplified workflow automation. Author: Darren Eastman Read Post
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Develop C++ unit testing with Catch2, JUnit, and GitLab CI

Learn how to set up, write, and automate C++ unit tests using Catch2 with GitLab CI/CD. See examples from a working air quality app project and AI-powered help from GitLab Duo.

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A CI/CD component builder's journey

Learn how a creator of shared, includable templates upskilled by migrating the templates to GitLab CI/CD components and the CI/CD Catalog.

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GitLab's contributions to Git 2.44.0

Find out the topics that GitLab’s Git team – as well as the wider community – contributed to the latest Git release, including fast scripted rebases via git-replay.

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How to translate Bamboo agent capabilities to GitLab Runner tags

This tutorial demonstrates how to use tags to organize GitLab Runners when building complex CI/CD pipelines.

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Inside the improved CI logs management experience for multi-line commands

Reviewing log output for CI/CD jobs with multi-line commands is now easier than ever. Find out why, how to configure your pipelines, and what's ahead.

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Tutorial: Automate releases and release notes with GitLab

With the GitLab Changelog API, you can automate the generation of release artifacts, release notes, and a comprehensive changelog detailing all user-centric software modifications.

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How to host VueJS apps using GitLab Pages

Follow this tutorial, including detailed configuration guidance, to quickly get your application up and running for free.

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5 ways to streamline your cloud adoption

As companies migrate to the cloud, consider these helpful tips for making the move smoother and more efficient.

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How to create efficient DevSecOps workflows with rules for conditional CI/CD pipelines

CI/CD pipelines can be simple or complex, what makes them efficient are CI rules that define when and how they run.

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