dsumenkovic

Hopefully these efforts allow us to look at our UX holistically, and to focus on making high-quality components that are used throughout the product.

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You can follow along on some of the progress we are making in each release post in the "Performance Improvements" section. For 12.2 you can see we had 58 MR's related to performance.

I wanted to share the following issues [1] & [2] with you and everyone else since the features you've mentioned are already being discussed. Feel free to leave your thoughts in there:

1. Visual Reviews

GitLab review applications are a fantastic tool to enable stakeholders from Operations to QA to business owners to evaluate and approve application changes before production.

In GitLab 12.0, it's easy to provide visual feedback directly from the review app. It’s simple and streamlined, no toggling between different tabs and typing your feedback, helping to shorten review cycles and accelerate delivery. Documentation [1]

2. Project Dependency List

Projects typically include dozens of individual components, which can introduce vulnerabilities. Often, security and compliance teams need to be aware of the specific components included in a project. Documentation [2]

3. Limit access based on IP address

In GitLab 12.0, you can specifically prohibit traffic from outside IP addresses from accessing your GitLab data. Documentation [3]