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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Feb 24

    Thank you to and for recognizing GitLab on the list for the 2nd year in a row! It’s because of our team members, customers, partners, and our community that GitLab is a place where everyone can contribute.

    GitLab logo on MASDAQ tower in San Francisco.
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  2. Retweeted

    Describe your CI/CD pipeline in a GIF.

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  3. 20 hours ago

    It's HERE! 😍 You can now follow other users’ activity in GitLab! Thank you for your amazing contributions in the GitLab 13.9 release!

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  5. Feb 28

    What was the most unexpected cause of a bug that you encountered? 's answer: employee resting their bag on a keyboard.

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  6. Feb 28

    "We tried to choose something open-source with advanced functionality, an active community, and a company behind it. GitLab ticked every box". Here's how moving to GitLab has driven contributions at .

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  7. Feb 28

    . highlights our focus on asynchronous communication and spoke to our Head of Remote, Darren Murph, on enabling diverse input and honoring others' time management choices.

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  8. Feb 27

    Released in 13.9: Security Alert Dashboard 🚨 Users can now configure Container Network Policies to send alerts to the security alert dashboard! ➡️

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  9. Feb 27

    From doodle to deployment. ✏️ This helpful illustration will teach you to use GitLab CI to deploy to multiple environments!

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  10. Feb 27

    Y'all have really captured the essence of work in your GIF choices. 😳🤣

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  11. Feb 27

    We're really enjoying your responses to this tweet 😂. Who else wants to contribute a GIF?

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    Feb 27

    .  & are back with a new episode of This Week in Enterprise Tech. Get all the news, plus, hear  's Brendan O’Leary () talk about managing rapid releases without sacrificing code quality. Listen & subscribe here:

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  13. Feb 27

    Nobody know DevSecOps like you do. Tell us about your experience this year in our annual survey.

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  14. Feb 26

    This is a sign to stop scrolling and enjoy the rest of your day offline.

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  15. Feb 26

    Thank you, and for hosting us on the Equivalent to Magic podcast! Eric Johnson shares stories around radical transparency, and what it's like to manage an exceptional team. 🎙️ Take a listen:

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  17. Feb 26

    You can only share one GIF to describe your job. Share it below!

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  18. Feb 26

    If seeing is believing, check out all of those zeroes! GitLab users have ran over one billion jobs in CI/CD pipelines. Thank you to everyone who has helped us to pass this milestone.

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  19. Feb 26

    Check out the replies and find some new reading material.

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  20. Retweeted
    Feb 25

    Today, I reached 100 (merged) merge requests contributed to ! 🎉 Thanks to everyone who helped with reviews, ideas, feedback, and more! 🙌 It's so great to be able to improve something that I (and many other people) use on a daily basis! 🚀👣

    A screenshot of the GitLab merge request overview. At the top is a title with GitLab.org and an arrow pointing to merge requests.

At the bottom is a filter which is set that only merge requests authored by the tweet author (Kev) are shown.

In the middle are four clickable tabs that represent the number of merge requests for a category. There are 3 open, 100 merged, and 6 closed merge requests. The last tab shows 109 for the number of merge requests.
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