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Interesting! I worked with Gitlab and I also thought it was quite clunky. If it was not for the stability issues GitHub is fine. Any other alternatives to GH or
by motbus3 6mo ago
Interesting! I worked with Gitlab and I also thought it was quite clunky. If it was not for the stability issues GitHub is fine. Any other alternatives to GH or GL?
- jeena 6mo agoWe switched from Bit bucket to Gerrit internally and it was a steep learning curve for the des but it's fine. At a customer we're implementing GitHub Actions and even on our Dev environment there are so many hickups with GitHub.
- Mashimo 6mo agoDemo of Gerrit here: https://gerrithub.io/q/status:open+-is:wip https://gerrithub.io/q/status:open+-is:wip
- Mashimo 6mo agoJira / Bitbucket / Teamcity. Might be pricy though.
- xp84 6mo agoHaving used Teamcity for CI I cannot think of a more clunky and hard to use system (compared to GHA, which is what we migrated to).
- strenholme 6mo agoSelf-hosting with open source code: - SourceHut: https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sourcehut/ https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sourcehut/ - Forgejo (used by Codeberg, etc.): https://forgejo.org/ https://forgejo.org/
- miroljub 6mo agoSourceHut never really clicked for me. It doesn't give me anything useful that I don't already have in a bare git repo through a ssh. Forgejo, on the other hand, is a drop-in replacement for GitHub.
- strenholme 6mo agoAlso: - https://about.gitea.com/ https://about.gitea.com/ (F/OSS MIT license self hosting GitHub like instance)
- olafmol 6mo agoGitea might be an option also.