Wholly agree with you. I’ve been using both professionally for years in parallel and have seen the evolution. Totally agree on CI being superior. The config sy

Wholly agree with you. I’ve been using both professionally for years in parallel and have seen the evolution. Totally agree on CI being superior. The config syntax is a bit of a pain and is aching for some higher level abstraction. But it’s very powerful, e.g. easily supporting cross project dependencies and build status across project in one neat interface. I also agree that GitLab was optimized for enterprise and that’s where the major feature disparity is. If you are using it only for small hobby projects you will feel that it’s nothing special. I’ve used a self hosted version at a fortune 100 and it was a huge boon to productivity there over GH EE.