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Well, we have to ask ourselves two things: 1. What would GitHub actually be valued at now? It's possible that all valuations have risen. 2. What does GitLab p
by danudey 5y ago
Well, we have to ask ourselves two things:
1. What would GitHub actually be valued at now? It's possible that all valuations have risen.
2. What does GitLab provide that GitHub doesn't? We went with it for our on-site Git hosting because of a lot of features, but also because we were able to engage their dev team and add support for some of our software to their product (above the non-free tier) so that we can do 2fa git-over-ssh using our own OTP software and API. Definitely couldn't get that with Gitlab.
On the other hand, GitLab suffers from "not the best" syndrome; GitHub is the best, and everyone everywhere supports it. GitLab is not the best, so support for it is extremely limited across the board. At this point, I'm surprised if we find software that natively supports Gitlab integration beyond just "pull a repository using a key or password".