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GitKraken had a productive year in 2022, with new product launches and updates including speed boosts for MacOS and LFS users, power boosts through the Terminal Panel and patch support, and the release of GitKraken Client 9.0. The team also launched the Foundations of Git Certification Course and added Single Sign-On support for large teams.

GitKraken will discontinue access and support for legacy Client versions prior to 7.0 on February 28th, 2023. The new cloud services architecture will support future releases and improve security, scalability, reliability, and performance. Users should upgrade to the latest version to continue receiving access, updates, and support.

GitKraken 9.0 creates a hub for your repos and helps you work smarter with Workspaces, Insights and more!

No account required. We’re excited to bring the power of GitLens+ features like the Commit Graph, Visual File History, and Worktrees to ALL users on local and public repos.

GitKon 2022 is a free virtual tech conference hosted by GitKraken. Learn about topics like DevOps, developer skills, team collaboration, Git, security, and more.

Featured speakers for GitKon 2022 tech conference include experts from GitHub, GitLab, Microsoft and Visual Studio Code, Atlassian, and more. Register free.

CI/CD for Jira is a free extension. View build and deployment data in Jira and unlock the Jira deployment view to see a timeline of deployments across different environments.

Register free for GitKon 2022 to hear Dries Buytaert, Drupal Founder and CTO of Acquia, share how Drupal grew and became the standard for open source web experiences.

GitLens is an extension for VS Code that helps developers get powerful data hidden in Git repos. Learn how to get Git info with GitLens+, GitLens blame, and CodeLens.