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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.
by 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 agoHi 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 agoAccording 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 agoEdit: 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.