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At a couple startups, I've promoted a mantra of "everything goes into GitLab". If some information is not in GitLab Git and CI, it should be in GitLab Issues o
by neilv 3y ago
At a couple startups, I've promoted a mantra of "everything goes into GitLab".
If some information is not in GitLab Git and CI, it should be in GitLab Issues or (ugly) GitLab Wiki.
Those 4 words avoid a lot of problems. Including avoiding a proliferation of silo'd and leaked and lost information in numerous different SaaSes, apps/programs, and storage services that people will tend to do by default.
- dnsmichi 3y agoGitLab team member here. Thanks for sharing. > If some information is not in GitLab Git and CI, it should be in GitLab Issues or (ugly) GitLab Wiki. Tip if you have not used it yet: The rich text editor can help with visual editing issues and the wiki: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/rich_text_editor.html https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/rich_text_editor.html