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What are people using these days for self-hosted version control in a corporate setting, Gitlab/GitHub/gitea? I’m currently testing out Gitlab for deployment at
by wycy 4y ago
What are people using these days for self-hosted version control in a corporate setting, Gitlab/GitHub/gitea? I’m currently testing out Gitlab for deployment at work but finding it frequently goes oddly unresponsive. Is gitea appropriate in a corporate setting or is it more for hobbyists?
- ghosty141 4y agoDepends on your needs. Do you only need a remote repo and issues + pull requests? Gitea all the way. Do you also do project management (sprints, milestones etc) and want CI/CD and integration with things like k8s etc? Gitlab (Premium)
- vanous 4y agoGitea for code, docs as code with Woodpecker for CI for test tasks and build/deploy tasks. Also integrated with Weblate for translation. Kanboard for more complex task management with a hook server for custom automations.
- suprjami 4y agoGitLab internal instance and GitLab hosted. I like it, though we probably could do permission automation better on the internal instance. The team who run the hosted stuff have this perfect.
- IshKebab 4y agoPhabricator at my company. It's surprisingly good. The main downsides are no built in CI, it's written in PHP, and it's been abandoned. There is a community project to take over but too early to see if it will succeed. I would probably use self hosted Gitlab or Gitea/Gogs if I was choosing now.