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GitHub’s UX is worth it, IMO. GitLab tries to do too many things and it’s really hard to get my bearings (it’s like Azure DevOps’ problem times 10). And if GitH
by easton 5y ago
GitHub’s UX is worth it, IMO. GitLab tries to do too many things and it’s really hard to get my bearings (it’s like Azure DevOps’ problem times 10). And if GitHub Actions doesn’t work, it’s really easy to integrate third party CI solutions.
- sofixa 5y ago> GitHub’s UX is worth it, IMO. GitLab tries to do too many things and it’s really hard to get my bearings (it’s like Azure DevOps’ problem times 10). That's subjective. Gitlab does many more things, but nobody is forcing you to use them, and unused menu buttons don't matter much for the main workflows ( commits, MRs, repo visualisation, wikis, CI/CD).
- adwww 5y agoYeah I liked Gitlab when we used it for everything, but once we started to integrate with other services (Jira etc) instead of the built in functionality it felt like you were fighting how they had designed it.
- john_cogs 5y agoGitLab team member here. We've put a lot of effort into our integration with Jira. The docs [1] detail how it works and we have a blog [2] with some screenshots so you can see what it looks like in action. What kind of troubles have you encountered? 1 - https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/integration/jira/ https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/integration/jira/ 2 - https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2021/03/25/integrating-gitlab-com-with-atlassian-jira-cloud/ https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2021/03/25/integrating-gitlab-...
- adwww 5y agoThat blog is from 2021 - this was a couple of years ago so things may have changed. But back then you'd still find quite a few paths back to the Gitlab issues - it never really went away, it just replaced a few issue links.