> We've been using static websites a lot ourselves instead of wiki's pages.gitlab.io Sure I can understand that it's not a priority but I don't think wiki and

> We've been using static websites a lot ourselves instead of wiki's pages.gitlab.io Sure I can understand that it's not a priority but I don't think wiki and static pages have to exclusive - we have a lot of non-technical users and e.g. pushing a static version of the wiki to gitlab pages would ease creation of documentation, so users can use the editor and markdown and the preview to write the wiki and everything gets rendered into some nice static content. It's basically what you can do now with a regular repository but sometimes it's nice to have docs and code separated. I'll look into contributing, thanks for the link!