Gemnasium acquired by GitLab, the future of version control is built-in security (opens in new tab)

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mrmondo8y ago

Congrats to both GitLab and Gemnasium teams, both truly fantastic products I’m very proud to use!

sytse8y ago

Thanks Mr Mondo!

sytse8y ago

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danirod8y ago

> Unfortunately, that means we have to shut down Gemnasium soon.

Which is a shame as a non-GitLab, GitHub user, although now I have a reason to migrate to their dependency graph feature introduced last year.

gravisOP8y ago

GitLab is planning a feature with the ability to use CI/CD pipelines (and so security checks) also for GitHub hosted projects. It is intended to be released in 10.6, according to the current scheduling: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/3839

sytse8y ago

Also on TechCrunch https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/30/gitlab-acquires-gemnasium-...

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6 comments

mrmondo8y ago

Congrats to both GitLab and Gemnasium teams, both truly fantastic products I’m very proud to use!

sytse8y ago

Thanks Mr Mondo!

sytse8y ago

Conversation moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16269631

danirod8y ago

> Unfortunately, that means we have to shut down Gemnasium soon.

Which is a shame as a non-GitLab, GitHub user, although now I have a reason to migrate to their dependency graph feature introduced last year.

gravisOP8y ago

sytse8y ago

Also on TechCrunch https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/30/gitlab-acquires-gemnasium-...

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