Released: Aug 2, 2023

2023.2 버젼 업데이트

기능

• Introducing code reviews and merge requests in the Space mobile app - The latest update to the Space mobile app brings full support for code reviews and merge requests to iOS and Android. Enhance your code collaboration even when you're away from your desktop. With this latest release, you can:
  • Keep track of code review requests.
  • Dive into changed files and diffs.
  • View, accept, or reject code changes.
  • Leave inline comments on code.
  • View the status of quality gates.
  • Perform a dry run and merge branches.
• Space On-Premises installation options - With the release of v2023.2, you now have three different ways to install Space On-Premises to choose from. You can install Space on the AWS cloud, in a local environment using Docker Compose, or in a Kubernetes cluster.
• Bringing powerful IDE-like navigation to Space - Added the familiar, powerful, and keyboard-centric navigation experience from IDEs to Space to help software developers boost their productivity and efficiency. Having all the data in one place, you can now quickly navigate between chat messages, issues, and code reviews in no time.
  • To help you better understand the search results and scan through them easily, they have been divided into sections. For instance, if you search for "UI", you'll find dedicated issues, teams, files, channels, messages, and other relevant content, separated by sections.
  • To speed up your work, you can also create new merge requests, issues, reviews, and other items on the go, by typing "+" followed by the command (e.g., "+merge request"). This streamlined approach eliminates the need to manually navigate to specific tabs, providing a smoother and more seamless workflow experience.
• Saved filters for quick issue search - Added favorite filters to issue search. You can now save your favorite search filters and quickly access the filters from the left-hand project panel and from the quick filter panel of the issue list.
• Improved folder tree navigation in Documents - You can now quickly navigate through files and folders with the new built-in preview in the Folders tab. Use the arrows to navigate through the folder structure, press Enter to see the preview or Shift+Enter to open an item, and press / to quickly jump to the search bar. Space now remembers your position and will always take you to the last opened file or folder when you return to Documents.
• Support for Mermaid diagrams and CSV tables - You can now use Mermaid syntax to visualize your thoughts with handy diagrams in chats, issues, documents, and repositories. You can preview CSV files as a rendered table directly in chats, documents, repositories, and packages. You can also manually create tables by embedding your content in the '''csv''' container. Such tables will have an option to switch between visual and code modes, and to copy the code for further use.
• Pin dashboard items for project members - Project members with project admin roles can now pin repositories, issue boards, jobs, packages, and deployments for everyone in a project. This can be helpful for onboarding new members or highlighting essential resources for those joining a project from another team. When a project is empty, the first of each of these items will be pinned automatically.
• Manage and share Rust packages in Space - Added Cargo sparse-registry support, so that you can now store and share Rust packages using Space. The new sparse protocol speeds up the downloading of package dependencies when building a project and unifies the assigning of credentials to them.
• Actively track time spent on issues - In addition to retroactively logging the time you've spent on a Space issue, you can now dynamically track it to help you better manage your working hours.
• Access issues across multiple projects - Space makes it easier to work on various projects simultaneously, because there is now one place where you can manage all of the issues available to you across the organization. You can filter issues by projects and other parameters.
• Faster and easier search for issues - You can now search for issues more easily with advanced filters. The redesigned issue search feature in Space allows you to:
  • Combine several filter values, which can help you find issues assigned to particular individuals, issues in particular projects, and more.
  • Narrow your search using negative operators ('is not', 'none of'), which can help you find issues assigned to people other than those specified, created outside of a selected time period, and more.
  • Use the arrow keys to navigate the filter bar and add filters more quickly.
• Store build artifacts and cache project dependencies in file repositories - File repositories can now be used as storage for any of your build artifacts or as local caches for project dependencies to further streamline your CI jobs, save resources, and improve build times. It's now easy to store all the artifacts that your jobs produce, be their test results, code quality reports, or binaries. A declarative DSL is also available for file inputs, allowing you to easily save project secrets as files or download any file artifact before your job starts.
• Pre-fill merge request description from commits - Merge requests and code reviews now have a dedicated description field to hold all relevant details. You can also pre-fill the details of a new merge request with messages from the branch commits by clicking Copy text from commit messages under the description field.
• Create issues from code snippets - Code improvement is a continuous process, and it's easy to have loose ends left over at the end of the day. You can now highlight a portion of your code and create an issue from it or send it directly to a chat or channel. The highlighted area will be presented as a code snippet with a link to the corresponding file or commit in the repository so others can quickly preview and access it.
• Publish container images to Docker Hub - You can now publish your Docker and OCI images, and Helm charts, from Space Packages to Docker Hub. To successfully publish your image to a remote registry, make sure to follow the Docker Hub requirements and have the target account/organization name included in the target URL, otherwise the push will fail.