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I've been using Gitlab for a couple of years, and it's really great. Used a self hosted repo for a team of ~40, and I can't recall any major incidents or any lo

• smileysteve 11y ago
  > I can't recall any major incidents or any loss of code, ever. It's Git either way, how does code get lost? It's not centralized unless you don't trust your local copies.
  • dvirsky 11y ago
    Of course, but I meant remote repo code loss. I actually had this happen once when I was running a small filesystem based git server. Users could login with normal shell sessions with their public key, and repo permissions were handled with the unix permissions system. Some user with a funky git UI client for windows actually deleted a repo completely from the server. It wasn't much of an issue because of local copies, but we moved to git-shell right after that, and to gitlab not long after when then team grew beyond a handful of people.