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No, because they intended to delete inactive repositories of free-tier users. Especially for personal use, that's a big no-no. They quickly backpedaled after i
by crote 4y ago
No, because they intended to delete inactive repositories of free-tier users. Especially for personal use, that's a big no-no.
They quickly backpedaled after it turned out this generated really bad PR, but it does clearly demonstrate why GitLab's free tier does _not_ cover you.