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What don't you like about it? I had to use it at my last company and was very impressed all-round.

• djsumdog 8y ago
  Same here. We self hosted the community edition and could even auth to ldap. Gitlab CI worked well, ran tasks in docker containers, and did multi pipeline builds (although Jenkins does that now too and their Jenkinsfile is way better than gitlab-ci.yml) I'm not sure about the people who had to admin it, but for us devs it worked really well
  • knownothing 8y ago
    None of the things you listed are focused on usability, which is what OP complained about. Liking some isolated features of a product doesn't mean it's easy to use/understand or well-designed.
    • djsumdog 8y ago
      Well OP didn't mention any specifics, which is what we're asking for. I mean those were isolated features that I liked, but in general I liked the UI too. I was just mentioning specifics. I mean the merge request cycle works well (way better than BitBucket or Gerrit). Sure the initial project screens could use a little work (show the files instead of the readme/project info?) but in general I think the UI is decent, especially compared to BitBucket. Needing some improvements is different than being a "complete mess." It could be improved sure, but I don't think the current UI gets in the way of my development in significant ways.