I was a big fan of GitLab until the recent changes they've made on regards to their free tier and the hoops required to qualify for their Open Source plans. I'

I was a big fan of GitLab until the recent changes they've made on regards to their free tier and the hoops required to qualify for their Open Source plans. I'm part of a small FOSS project with about 20 contributors but the changes mean we can now only have 5 max in the Project without paying for licenses or moving the Project to its own namespace and going through an application process for GitLab Ultimate for Open Source (or whatever it's called) which needs to be resubmitted yearly. I fully understand they are not required to provide services for free but this follows the CI runner allowance reductions - fairly - recently (which is understandable, compute costs money) doesn't give me much confidence for hosting smaller to medium FOSS projects without having to jump further hoops while shouting about how open source they are whittling down their offerings to the bone.