This is a major new version with some backward incompatibility. Please follow the upgrade guide for a fast and safe upgrade.
New features/bugfixes:
- Subgroups now do inherit the settings from their groups. It should have worked like this already, but it did not because of a bug #372 fixed in PR #385. (Please use
inherit: false
to keep the old behavior. See the upgrade guide for more info.), - Shorter and easier to read errors (full stacktrace shown only when
--debug
is enabled),
Backward-incompatible maintenance changes:
- Require GitLab version >= 14.4 (released in Oct 2021) as it contains the required API rename,
- Require Python version >= 3.7 (as 3.6 is EOL since Dec 2021) and update many dependencies that have required it,
- Drop support for a lot of deprecated configuration syntax that the app has warned about:
- branch protection - no more
developers_can_push
,developers_can_merge
, usepush_access_level
,merge_access_level
etc. instead, - group members - no more
group_shared_with
,enforce_group_members
,group_access_level
, usegroup_members
,group_members.enforce
,group_access
instead, - services/integrations - no more
recreate
,
- branch protection - no more
- Rename some configuration sections following the renames made in GitLab:
services
->integrations
,secret_variables
->variables
,group_secret_variables
->group_variables
,
- Drop the Debian-based Docker image (it's practically unused - you can maintain your own, if you needed it),
- (For users of this app as a library) Rename some API methods, remove deprecated ones:
protect_branch()
is now the method using the new API, the method using the old one has been removed,branch_code_owner_approval_required()
->set_branch_code_owner_approval_required()
.delete_legacy_approvers()
has been removed,- all the methods with
service(s)
/secret_variable(s)
/group_secret_variable(s)
in their names have been renamed to containintegration(s)
/variable(s)
/group_variables(s)
.
Thanks to the contributors of this release: @ep-linden from Elastic Path.