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>does this make you consider switching back at all? If so, why? Complete opposite. I'm going to stop using it as much as I can. This is quite annoying. I'd mu
by madamelic 8y ago
>does this make you consider switching back at all? If so, why?
Complete opposite. I'm going to stop using it as much as I can.
This is quite annoying. I'd much rather they take my pittance than monetize me any other way.
- jkchu 8y agoI am confused by this sentiment. Wouldn't moving to another product (like bitbucket or gitlab) put you in the same boat (since they also offer free private repositories)?
- dogweather 8y agoGitLab's free private repos have the same feature set as their public ones. Not so with GitHub's, and this blog post hides that fact. https://github.com/pricing#feature-comparison https://github.com/pricing#feature-comparison
- dsumenkovic 8y agoThanks for sharing this detail with everyone.
- mroche 8y agoNot quite. https://about.gitlab.com/pricing/ https://about.gitlab.com/pricing/ The free tier is the functionality you get for private repos. Public (not internal) repos get Gold capabilities. Runner limits can be eliminated if you host your own runner to hook in to. The above is specifically for GitLab.com hosting. Self-hosted is a different story with features.
- dogweather 8y agoAh hah - true. Thanks!