Imagine a programming language with the YAML syntax. You get modern CI/CD. Though, Gitlab CI is less powerful than Github Actions. With Gitlab CI, you can only

Imagine a programming language with the YAML syntax. You get modern CI/CD. Though, Gitlab CI is less powerful than Github Actions. With Gitlab CI, you can only have one pipeline per repository, and you have to play with conditional includes based on some CI variable to implement multiple pipelines. While with Github Actions, you can simply have multiple workflows, listening to different kind of events (webhook, issues/pull requests events, ...)