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But that's not changing. The free plan retains unlimited private repositories. The only thing that's changing for free is the amount of time they can run CI for
by daenney 10y ago
But that's not changing. The free plan retains unlimited private repositories. The only thing that's changing for free is the amount of time they can run CI for free.
As noted in both the article you're commenting on and their (linked in that same article) product[1] site that lists the different plans:
FREE
2,000 CI pipeline minutes per month
Unlimited private projects and collaborators
[1]: https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-com/ https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-com/
- newsat13 10y agoI should have been more clear. (In my mind) The primary reason why people go to gitlab.com was for "free" tier. This is basically for free everything. Now that CI is paid, I am wondering how this will work out. For me, this is great news. I generally tend to steer away from free (as in beer) products from startups since it is a sure shot sign of things to come (again, personal opinion).
- EduardoBautista 10y agoYou can still use the CI for free.
- razer6 10y agoCI is still free. For public repos nothing changes related to CI. For private repos, the build time is limited. However, you always can use a custom runner for your private repo to have unlimited minutes.