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You don't need to use github, especially when you don't want the public making issues.
by akvadrako 5y ago
You don't need to use github, especially when you don't want the public making issues.
- lamontcg 5y ago800# gorilla. don't think gitlab supports this either. that probably leaves self-hosting and all the brittleness and pain around that.
- YorickPeterse 5y agoCorrect, there's no way to restrict GitLab merge requests to trusted users, while still allowing others to view merge requests. It's either visible/accessible to all, or only to project members.
- legobmw99 5y agoGitLab can have this “feature” if the accounts are locked behind an entity like a school which doesn’t allow arbitrary users to make a new account
- MadeThisToReply 5y agoAn aside, but is it a standard thing to write # to mean "pound" when you're talking about pounds as a unit of weight? Like as opposed to "800lb"? I knew what you meant, it's just I've never seen that notation before so I'm wondering if you just made it up or if I'm out of the loop somehow.
- drfuchs 5y agoUsing hash-mark to mean “pounds” goes back to 1850 at least. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_sign https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_sign A few decades ago, it was very common to see at the deli counter, in the handwritten prices on signs jabbed into lunch meats and such. And on the price signs above the vegetable bins at the supermarket. In the US, anyway.