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Finally! I'm running a custom GitLab instance, and I have most of my projects in there, but I have to have some of my projects on GitHub, and having the same C

Finally! I'm running a custom GitLab instance, and I have most of my projects in there, but I have to have some of my projects on GitHub, and having the same CI workflow available for them is going to be amazing.

gtirloni 9y ago
It seems this feature is only available in the Premium plan, if you're hosting your own instance. It's free if you're using GitLab.com with a public GitHub repository. https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ -- "Large Enterprises"
- kuschku 9y ago
  Oh fuck that. I’m a student using this to host open source projects, I’m not going to pay more for GitLab than I pay for all my servers and software combined. I’ll just hack it in there myself then, like I had to put some of the other "premium" features in myself. Long-term it looks like I’ll have to migrate to something else then.
  - williamchia 9y ago
    Hi Kuschku - I think this is misunderstanding, we are offering GitLab CI/CD for free for GitHub.com projects. It'll be free for private repos for a year, and it will be free for public repos forever. See the "Open source projects" and "Anyone using GitHub.com" sections: https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/
    - kuschku 9y ago
      According to > For self-hosted installations, GitLab CI/CD for GitHub is available for customers with Premium and Ultimate license plans. It’s not.
      - williamchia 9y ago
        Edit: I see clearly now in the top-level comment you mention self-hosting Ah, my apologies, didn't realize you were self-hosting GitLab vs using GitLab.com. Yes, this is the case for self-hosted instances it is part of the Premium feature. On GitLab.com is is available for free.
- williamchia 9y ago
  Also available for free for "anyone using GitHub" - not just enterprises :) https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/#anyone-using-githubcom https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/#anyone-using-githu...
  - gtirloni 9y ago
    Sorry, I don't understand your point. Is there anything in my comment that was incorrect?
    - williamchia 9y ago
      No, I'm sorry, your comment is correct. It is free on GitLab.com for public repos. It is also free for private repos on GitLab.com for the next year.

gtirloni 9y ago

It seems this feature is only available in the Premium plan, if you're hosting your own instance. It's free if you're using GitLab.com with a public GitHub repository. https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ -- "Large Enterprises"

kuschku 9y ago
Oh fuck that. I’m a student using this to host open source projects, I’m not going to pay more for GitLab than I pay for all my servers and software combined. I’ll just hack it in there myself then, like I had to put some of the other "premium" features in myself. Long-term it looks like I’ll have to migrate to something else then.
- williamchia 9y ago
  Hi Kuschku - I think this is misunderstanding, we are offering GitLab CI/CD for free for GitHub.com projects. It'll be free for private repos for a year, and it will be free for public repos forever. See the "Open source projects" and "Anyone using GitHub.com" sections: https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/ https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/
  - kuschku 9y ago
    According to > For self-hosted installations, GitLab CI/CD for GitHub is available for customers with Premium and Ultimate license plans. It’s not.
    - williamchia 9y ago
      Edit: I see clearly now in the top-level comment you mention self-hosting Ah, my apologies, didn't realize you were self-hosting GitLab vs using GitLab.com. Yes, this is the case for self-hosted instances it is part of the Premium feature. On GitLab.com is is available for free.
williamchia 9y ago
Also available for free for "anyone using GitHub" - not just enterprises :) https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/#anyone-using-githubcom https://about.gitlab.com/features/github/#anyone-using-githu...
- gtirloni 9y ago
  Sorry, I don't understand your point. Is there anything in my comment that was incorrect?
  - williamchia 9y ago
    No, I'm sorry, your comment is correct. It is free on GitLab.com for public repos. It is also free for private repos on GitLab.com for the next year.