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GitLab 18.10 release notes

GitLab 18.10 transitions SAST false positive detection from beta to general availability. The feature utilizes the GitLab Duo Agent Platform to analyze critical and high-severity vulnerabilities for false positive likelihood.

Verified State Diff

Comparison Mode:
- Previous State
SAST false positive detection was limited to a beta status introduced in GitLab 18.7.
+ Verified New State
SAST false positive detection is generally available for critical and high-severity vulnerabilities via the GitLab Duo Agent Platform.

Impact & Verification Analysis

WHO IS AFFECTED

Security engineers, DevSecOps teams, and enterprise users with Duo add-ons.

WHY IT MATTERS

Reduces alert fatigue and manual triage overhead by providing automated confidence assessments for high-severity security findings.

Full Fact Overview

The release of GitLab 18.10 marks the production-ready status of AI-driven SAST triage. By integrating the GitLab Duo Agent Platform, the system now automatically assesses the probability of false positives in security scans, providing contextual metadata directly within the vulnerability report. This functionality requires Duo Core, Pro, or Enterprise add-ons and is available across GitLab.com, Self-Managed, and Dedicated tiers. Additionally, the release includes community-driven updates to triage-ops automation and Value Stream Analytics, specifically removing the 180-day default limit on AI impact reporting.

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