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Yep. I got my work to purchase EE license for Gitlab because it's miles ahead of Bitbucket Server.
by X-Istence 11y ago
Yep. I got my work to purchase EE license for Gitlab because it's miles ahead of Bitbucket Server.
- jschumacher 11y agoWould love to hear what features in your opinion but Gitlab miles ahead of Bitbucket Server.
- X-Istence 11y agoWe tested Bitbucket Server when it was still called Stash, and compared it to Gitlab at the time. - Merge requests/code review in Gitlab is much better, whereas with Atlassian they recommend purchasing another product - Integrated Wiki, whereas Atlassian they recommended Confluence - The UI is absolutely terrible, even now the Bitbucket front-page where it dumps you when logged in is a disorganised mess and I can never find what I am looking for - Speed, Gitlab running on my own server is MUCH faster, compared to Stash - There was no way to easily add code snippets to be shared with the rest of the team, ala Snippets. - Integration with the rest of the Atlassian toolset was so-so, and left a lot to be desired honestly. - Statistics and information about the code and who is contributing and everything along those lines, makes for pretty graphs that make higher ups happy. - Bitbucket doesn't currently have a view within the web interface for how many commits have been made to a project. People like numbers, and watching them grow! - I have to reiterate, the UI is absolutely terrible in Bitbucket/Stash. And the real killer is that I can get Gitlab CE and never pay you guys a dime, I've in the past helped out in the Github issues with debugging, and I can be part of the community. The only feature from EE that I need is the ability to use LDAP groups to define what users can and can't access various repositories, and the company I work for can afford to help pay for Gitlab's future to stick around!