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> You just do a "git push" and stuff gets automatically tested in a VM or even deployed in a live environment. Yea, same with my Gitea + Drone servers. It’s c
by ViViDboarder 6y ago
> You just do a "git push" and stuff gets automatically tested in a VM or even deployed in a live environment.
Yea, same with my Gitea + Drone servers.
It’s cool that GitLab has everything built in, but I don’t mind having distinct tools. Especially when both are very performance static binaries in a language I’m fond of working in (Golang) so that I can patch upstream.
Truth be told, if it weren’t for GitLabs sluggishness on my very cheap VPS, I’d probably give it more of a go so I’d have less to maintain.