I meant Gitlab.com, Self hosting gitlab really means zero discoverability. As for mirroring, mirroring to GitHub defats the entire reason, as code will get par

I meant Gitlab.com, Self hosting gitlab really means zero discoverability. As for mirroring, mirroring to GitHub defats the entire reason, as code will get parsed by copilot. I know how to self host, but I'm still not that heavy of a git user, and my project are mostly experiments and some CI/CD builds. I have been researching this a bit, and I'm still conflicted about switching to gitlab. On one hand, gitlab.com is still closed source, has very limited free tier, so any project that starts on GitLab can't really grow. And Gitlab's recent decisions really say "we are big enough, we don't need your good wil anymore", with things like limiting search to logged-in users، and the upcoming 5GB bandwidth limit, which includes people cloning your repo.(1) On the other, its still the best GitHub alternative, the CI/CD is amazing, its well integrated, with full feature coverage. On the other hand Codeberg, is more community feeling with a better interface(IMO) and no locked feature on purpose, but its still not very well integrated, not very well known, and the CI options are limited. 1.https://about.gitlab.com/pricing//#what-counts-towards-my-transfer-limit https://about.gitlab.com/pricing//#what-counts-towards-my-tr...