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Originally joined gitlab for their free private repos but with the recent downtime/sluggishness, i have jumped over to github (now that they offer free private

• Dayshine 7y ago
  Gitlab is still the only viable choice for non-commercial groups who want private repos though, the 3 private members and no ability to have mixtures of public/private repos in organisations on Github is very limiting.
  • stevekemp 7y ago
    Bitbucket? (Even though their availability is terrible too.)
  • scaryclam 7y ago
    Sorry, but this isn't true at all. Bitbucket works fine, and GitHub offers plans for non-profit groups for free: https://github.com/nonprofit https://github.com/nonprofit Self-hosting has multiple different options as well.
    • Dayshine 7y ago
      Registered non-profit <> non-commercial. - a private website for my local sailing club. - a mod for a game - an open source project that requires a private repository for a few things - any project relating to a private community None of these are registered non-profits. Bitbucket is capped at 5 users as far as I can see, and self-hosting is just a recipe for lost data. I don't know of many amateur groups that can safely host a server.