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AI is generating more code than ever, but the work surrounding that code hasn't kept up. GitLab 19.0 is here to close that gap. ⚡️ Agentic AI extends across Secrets Management, Merge Request Automation, CI Pipeline Visibility, New Open Source Models and SBOM-based dependency scanning. ✨ What's new in 19.0: ➡️ Secrets manager: GitLab Secrets Manager (Public Beta) keeps credentials in the same platform that runs your code, scoped per job and governed by the access controls you already use. ➡️ Developer Flow Across the MR: Now extends across the full MR lifecycle, paired with autonomous merge conflict resolution (Beta) and one-click rebase-and-merge (Beta). ➡️ CI Catalog Governance: Components Analytics gives visibility into which CI/CD Catalog components and versions are running. ➡️ Expanded Model Support: Duo Agent Platform Self-Hosted adds four new open source models for air-gapped and regulated environments. …and more improvements! Read the full 19.0 release notes: docs.gitlab.com/releases/19/gi… 🚀

GitLab Secrets Manager is now in public beta. Store credentials in the same platform that runs your code, scoped per job and governed by the access controls you already use. about.gitlab.com/blog/secrets-m…

Stop manually untangling merge conflicts. GitLab 19.0's Developer Flow reads both branches, picks a resolution strategy, commits, and explains what it did. See it in action below. Learn more: about.gitlab.com/blog/transform…

Pipeline standards drift the moment they ship. GitLab 19.0 helps you get them back on track. about.gitlab.com/blog/track-ci-… Components Analytics for the CI/CD Catalog lets you see how widely your components are being used across all tiers, and on Ultimate, drill in to see exactly which projects are running which versions. Watch the demo to learn more.

Air-gapped environments have been the last to realize AI productivity gains. The most capable models land in cloud-first deployments first. GitLab 19.0 adds four new open source models, Mistral Devstral 2 123B, GLM-5.1, Kimi-K2.6, and MiniMax-M2.7, for GitLab Duo Agent Platform self-hosted, delivering capable agentic workflows, with no data leaving your environment. Learn more. about.gitlab.com/blog/more-ai-m…

AI sped up writing code, but the work between opening an MR and merging it stayed manual, slowing teams down. Developer Flow in GitLab 19.0 now spans the full MR lifecycle, including reviewer feedback, conflict resolution, codebase research, and more. Watch the demo. about.gitlab.com/blog/transform…

Ready to dive deeper into 19.0? Learn more here: about.gitlab.com/blog/secrets-m… about.gitlab.com/blog/transform… about.gitlab.com/blog/track-ci-… about.gitlab.com/blog/more-ai-m…

Learn more about the 19.0 release: about.gitlab.com/whats-new/

AI is generating more code than ever, and the work surrounding that code hasn't kept up. GitLab 19.0 expands our Intelligent Orchestration to close the gap between writing code and shipping it. Here are the key changes in this release🧵:

Codex + Gitlab. Better together. In this new tutorial, you'll learn how to use Codex and GitLab Duo Agent Platform to: 🟠 Fix a Rust WebSocket bug locally to get started with Codex 🟠 Enrich the context with GitLab MCP to fix the Rust bug aligned to issue requirements 🟠 Use Codex within GitLab Duo Agent Platform as an external agent to help address review feedback in the merge request Read the full tutorial: about.gitlab.com/blog/fix-bugs-…

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