Put your Qlik app folders under apps/ instead of the repository root. One line in the repository configuration tells QOps where to look, and Prepare, Build and Release follow it.

The QOps Portal lets you run commands, edit files, work with Git, update QOps and manage settings from one browser window, and QOps now has an MCP server and a chat too.

QOps 3.1 adds a chat inside the Portal and an MCP server, so Claude, Gemini or your own assistant can work with your QOps repositories and Qlik apps in plain language.

Announced: 1 August 2026. End of support: 1 February 2027. QOps 2.x is being retired so development stays focused on the current 3.x line. QOps 3.x is a superset of 2.x: it keeps dual-target support (Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7, on Windows, Linux, and macOS), adds Qlik Cloud support and the QOps Portal, and […]

QOps 3.0.4 is a maintenance release that upgrades the runtime to .NET 8.0, adds hot-reload updates, and reduces log noise across all cmdlets — while maintaining full backwards compatibility with Windows PowerShell 5.1. Breaking Changes QOps-Update -Force behavior changed. The -Force parameter no longer kills PowerShell processes. Instead, it performs a hot-reload — downloading the […]

At QOps, we’ve spent years helping Qlik teams adopt the workflows modern engineers rely on — version control, CI/CD, automation, and true collaboration through Git.   Today we’re thrilled to announce two milestones that make those workflows even easier:  Native integration with GitHub Codespaces — available to all QOps clients.  A new Community Edition License — a […]

We’re glad to introduce a new version QOps 2.0.0. We appreciate our customers feedback and that’s why we took into account all their wishes and made QOps even more effective. Here’s a brief overview of new features and improvements you can look forward to: Improvements: We’ll be glad to make a demo for you. Just […]

Developer’s workflow consists of many different tasks and projects. Tracking systems are used to structure them and organize convenient work. Small projects use Excel spreadsheets quite successfully for this purpose. However, project development requires more convenient solution implementation. A tracking system is a software product, project management system that ensures the fulfillment of tasks, workflow […]

Git is a distributed file version control and collaboration system that was developed in 2005 by Linus Torvalds. The developer explains its name (git) with a bit of sarcasm: «I am a selfish scoundrel, and therefore I name all projects after myself. First Linux, now git.» Now Git is the most popular and free tool […]

Speed and flexibility of software development play an important role. However, with a large development team working at the same time, branching and merging code can get messy. These teams need to be provided with a process to implement changes concurrently. An effective branching strategy is a priority in resolving this issue. A branching strategy […]