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I think they mean you can download the free community edition and host that. Why do you feel you need to pay for the EE version?
by adam-a 11y ago
I think they mean you can download the free community edition and host that. Why do you feel you need to pay for the EE version?
- arihant 11y agoIf I have to host myself, why won't I simply host Git? The point of these services is peace of mind. If I'm managing on-prem, it kind of kills the point.
- dingo_bat 11y agoYou get a lot of extra features. Also, I suppose you'd get a lot of things just working, as opposed to plain git.
- hobs 11y agoWhile I dont agree with the GP, from the phrasing its clear they mean that the project would be hosted on Gitlab's servers. In my opinion its nice to have the ability to host it yourself and it was the primary feature attracting me to GL, followed by it looking user friendly for a few people I am working with who are not shell people, and what finally sold me is they clearly have a team which is focused on making the product better.