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Yep. So rare to see this, especially in this day and age. Also more justification for my decision to switch to GitLab for all my personal stuff!
by Arcsech 10y ago
Yep. So rare to see this, especially in this day and age.
Also more justification for my decision to switch to GitLab for all my personal stuff!
- sytse 10y agoThanks for the kind words and thanks for using GitLab!
- trcollinson 10y agoTotally agree! Though why stop at personal stuff? I moved all of my business stuff to gitlab as well. Just the gitlab-ci stuff alone is worth the price of admission. There are a few funny little edges (gitlab.com seems a bit slow at times, and I finally have to break down and spin up my own gitlab runners so I didn't have to wait on shared runners for ci), but overall, I have no complaints at all. Heck, I am working on a pipeline for automated deployments as we speak. Gitlab is awesome.
- Arcsech 10y agoWe do use a self-hosted version of GitLab for some of our projects at work (CE I think), and GitHub for others - which one depends on which team you're on. I only didn't mention that we use GL at work since I have no input into the matter - for the longest time we were using Gitolite hosted on a toaster oven and GL on a proper server is a big improvement, even though we use very few of its features (we have alternative CI and code review solutions). Because I know it will be asked, the reason we're not using GL's features is mostly organizational inertia since we had to use those tools back when we were using Gitolite - having used GL's CI and code review solutions on personal projects, I don't think they're any worse than what we're using now.