--- release_number: "11.10" title: "GitLab 11.10 released with Pipelines on the Operations Dashboard, Pipelines for Merged Results, and Multi-line Merge Request Suggestions" author: Eric Brinkman author_gitlab: ebrinkman author_twitter: ericbrinkman image_title: '/images/11_10/11_10-cover-image.jpg' description: "GitLab 11.10 released with Pipelines on the Operations Dashboard, Pipelines for Merged Results, Multi-line Merge Request Suggestions, and much more!" twitter_image: '/images/tweets/gitlab-11-10-released.png' categories: releases layout: release featured: yes release_number_dark: true --- ### Easily see pipeline health across projects GitLab continues to add features to provide visibility into the DevOps lifecycle. This release enhances the [Operations Dashboard](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/operations_dashboard/) with a powerful feature that provides an overview of pipeline status. This is handy even when looking at a single project's pipeline, but is especially valuable when using [multi-project pipelines](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/multi_project_pipelines.html) - common when you have a microservices architecture and you need to run a pipeline to test and deploy code housed in multiple different project repositories. Now you can get instant visibility at a glance into the health of all of your [pipelines on the Operations Dashboard](#pipelines-on-the-operations-dashboard), no matter where they run. ### Run pipelines against merged results Over time it’s possible for your source and target branches to diverge, which can result in the scenario where both source and target pipelines pass, but the combined output fails. Now, you can [run pipelines against the merged result](#pipelines-for-merged-results) prior to merging. This allows you to quickly catch errors that would only surface if you had rebased often, allowing for much quicker resolution of pipeline failures and more efficient usage of [GitLab Runners](https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/). ### Further streamline collaboration With GitLab 11.10, we provide even more features to simplify collaboration and developer workflows. In a [previous release](/blog/2018/12/22/gitlab-11-6-released/#suggested-changes), we introduced merge request suggestions, allowing a reviewer to suggest a one-line change in a merge request comment that can be readily committed from within the comment thread interface. Our users loved it and wanted more. Now, you can suggest a [multi-line change](#suggest-changes-to-multiple-lines), specifying which existing lines to remove, and introducing multiple lines of additions. Thank you for contributing improvement suggestions! ### And so much more... So many great features are available in this release, like [Scoped Labels](#scoped-labels), a more thorough [Container Registry cleanup](#more-thorough-container-registry-cleanup), [Composable Auto DevOps](#composable-auto-devops), and the ability to [purchase additional CI Runner minutes](#purchase-add-on-ci-runner-minutes). Read on to learn about them all!