It's not meant to have 100% feature parity with things like GitHub, it's meant to have better integration with their other services that need a basic repo. And

It's not meant to have 100% feature parity with things like GitHub, it's meant to have better integration with their other services that need a basic repo. And that is generally the AWS MO - the first version or 2 of most of their services are super basic but will provide capabilities for customers that don't already have that capability from another vendor. If it gets traction or other customers start to say "we'd use it if it had feature X" they'll start to build it out more.