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I understand they do something, but it’s probably 1/1000th the time spent as a developer. I don’t have a specific number, but I’d prefer to just be charged for
by prepend 4y ago
I understand they do something, but it’s probably 1/1000th the time spent as a developer.
I don’t have a specific number, but I’d prefer to just be charged for developers and have non-dev be free since their marginal cost is so low.
Same for “system accounts” and whatnot.
The key metric should be how many developers are using so there’s not much profit in adding more users other than it makes the devs happy.
If it has to be a non-zero amount then maybe $1/year or something. I have 25,000 people in my org so that’s still a lot of money even though there’s maybe only 100-200 actual devs.
- hardwaresofton 4y agoAppreciate you taking the time to respond! I have a bunch of stuff going right now but hosting Gitlab has been on my mind for a while (I already run a service that focuses on hosting the runners)... Wondering if there's more space in this niche simply by listening to what customers here on HN and elsewhere have been saying.
- apple4ever 4y agoNo, they won't listen. People have been asking for it for years. Its a big reason we don't pay for GitLab. And will be one of the reasons we will switch to GitHub (which is sad)