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suggestions: 1. Put free price / comunity product on price plan 2. Provide simple guide and script to convert existing bitbucket hg to git (because people are
by bernadus_edwin 11y ago
suggestions:
1. Put free price / comunity product on price plan
2. Provide simple guide and script to convert existing bitbucket hg to git (because people are lazy)
- sytse 11y agoWhat do you mean with the first suggestion? We have a Bitbucket importer already, I'm not sure if it works with Gh repo's though.
- bernadus_edwin 11y agogitlab only import bitbucket git type, not mercurial type. need workaround, convert from hg to git, then import to gitlab
- sytse 11y agoOK, thanks for the info, feel free to contribute docs for that.
- bernadus_edwin 11y agothe free private repo information only available on homepage and sign in page. usually what i'm doing is look at the price plan and then find word free or zero dollar
- sytse 11y agoI think you're looking at the price plan page of an on-premises installation https://about.gitlab.com/pricing/ https://about.gitlab.com/pricing/ If you search for free on that page you'll find GitLab CE and "Sign up for our free GitLab.com service if you want to use GitLab without installing it."