I am thankful for this release. It finally fixed two major issues that had plagued Gitlab for us for a long time: - The "Rebase" button now actually seems to w

I am thankful for this release. It finally fixed two major issues that had plagued Gitlab for us for a long time: - The "Rebase" button now actually seems to work reliably with no cases of endless spinning to report in the few tens of button presses so far for me (we merge fast-forward only). Hoping this is not a fluke and will not regress in the future. - The "Hide whitespace changes" button works again after breaking what feels like some time in 2018. These 2 sound like really basic functionality, so it also represents the sad state of Gitlab development - a priority on useless fluff on top of regressions in each release, while hundreds of bugs that actually affect users go unaddressed. This is a good release. Edit: Their issue tracker [1] actually lists 37.8k issues with 23.9k "open", which represents 63% of all issues ever created. As a project matures and ages, you would expect this metric to start to go down naturally, as you "plateau" on a sustainable level of open issues. If this were my project, I would be freaking out. [1] https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/issues https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/issues