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But Gitlab is its own walled garden (albeit an open-source one) if it's open source then the garden is not walled -- by definition. This is the kind of scenar
by znpy 6y ago
But Gitlab is its own walled garden (albeit an open-source one)
if it's open source then the garden is not walled -- by definition.
This is the kind of scenario where body from gitlab would have all the rights to chime in and say "patches are welcome".
- bccdee 6y agoBut it is walled. If you use Gitlab and I use Gitea, I can't submit a PR from a Gitea fork to your Gitlab repo. I have to create a Gitlab account or host my own Gitlab server. Because it's not interoperable, it's a walled garden.