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Ah, finally a proper package! https://www.gitlab.com/downloads/ https://www.gitlab.com/downloads/ This will make GitLab an easier choice in the future. If you'

by Touche 13y ago

Ah, finally a proper package! https://www.gitlab.com/downloads/ https://www.gitlab.com/downloads/ This will make GitLab an easier choice in the future. If you're looking for a lighter choice Gitbucket is really nice: https://github.com/takezoe/gitbucket https://github.com/takezoe/gitbucket

geerlingguy 13y ago
Of course it's released right after I get everything to play nice in an Ansible role... But this will help with adoption immensely; I'm sure many people have dropped GitLab simply because installation and upgrades were a nightmare (especially to non-native Rubyists).
- codereflection 13y ago
  Upgrades may be a little detailed, but they are not difficult, even for non-Ruby devs.
  - sbarre 13y ago
    I can attest to this as well. We installed Gitlab about 2 months ago, and a notable upgrade came out recently (I'm gapping on version numbers) and I was able to update our in-house server with very little effort by following the great instructions. I know Ruby relatively well but I'm by no means a "pro", and I had no issues.
sytse 13y ago
Glad you like the packages! It took some effort to package it but thanks to the example of Omnibus-Chef it turned out really nice. (GitLab B.V. CEO)
- cmhamill 13y ago
  Would you folks ever consider releasing a non-omnibus package? I'm averse to packages which include their own dependencies, but have developers who would benefit greatly from GitLab otherwise.
- favadi 13y ago
  Why the package version is outdated? 6.5?
  - sytse 13y ago
    It is 6.7 isn't it?
Goosey 13y ago
Are there any accessible examples using gitbucket, perhaps an open source project or the like?