One of the things I like most about Gitlab, is the steady releases and improvements by small doses, making it easy to auto-upgrade and adapt as we go (with the

One of the things I like most about Gitlab, is the steady releases and improvements by small doses, making it easy to auto-upgrade and adapt as we go (with the occasional internal announcement: "hey, you can now do X in Gitlab, have fun"). I've used JIRA/Atlassian, Github and Redmine a lot, and by far, I like Gitlab the most. My only point of friction, which is being worked on, but will presumably take some time: no internationalization of the user interface (UI translation). I manage two instances of Gitlab: one for our shop (where we communicate with clients), another for a large-ish free software project (with hundreds of people from all skills and all languages). We (obviously) try to take any step we can do to remove friction with tools, but language is an important factor that we often under-estimate.