Nitpick:<p><i>&gt; GitLab no longer loads large Git blobs (e.g. binary files) into memory when browsing a Git repository. This prevents timeouts and memory leaks.</i><p>Nope. Not loading something doesn&#x27;t prevent memory leaks. It might make existing leaks not as bad (because you&#x27;re leaking less).<p>Either you&#x27;re not leaking at which point it doesn&#x27;t matter how big the thing you load is, it will get freed once it&#x27;s not used, or you&#x27;re leaking at which point, yes, if you only load small things, you get to run for a longer time before you die, but you will still die eventually.<p>Only loading smaller things doesn&#x27;t plug leaks.<p>Aside of that: This looks like a very impressive release. Congratulations!