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Why should it? They weren't responsive to user demands for years, routinely break features (checkbox saving is broken right now), and have terrible discovery an
by was_boring 10y ago
Why should it? They weren't responsive to user demands for years, routinely break features (checkbox saving is broken right now), and have terrible discovery and search.
If anything we should be cheering for gitlab. Atleast we can modify it locally.
- wjossey 10y agoBecause we should be cheering for Gitlab, and Github, and any other major competitor in the space to perform well and be stable (and independent, ideally). Competition & long term stability means that they can focus on the features that are most meaningful for their user base. If their revenue stream continues to be poor, they may begin making short-term decisions to prop up revenue, which ultimately will lead to a much poorer product over the long term.
- dom0 10y agoJust anecdotal evidence: I contacted support twice, the latest incident just a couple days ago, and they fixed it in both instances in one or two days.