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Wow thats great! Yeah especially your CI is really really easy to setup for small customers like us. No more XML dangling inside Jenkins or unnecessary options.
by merb 11y ago
Wow thats great!
Yeah especially your CI is really really easy to setup for small customers like us. No more XML dangling inside Jenkins or unnecessary options. Just an easy script + your multi runner..
The only thing thats bad on GitLab is that you don't have a Startup license for Enterprise, so we are running Community, since we are only 4 people. However the only things that are won't as good as on your enterprise version is the linking with jira, which however we need since the standard "issues" are just not enough for us. However thats not a fault of gitlab itself. they are good enough for the most things / projects.
- sytse 11y agoI understand your issue, if you want to use GitLab with Jira as a small company the minimum subscription is for 10 people (slightly less than $400 per year). We think this is needed to provide good support. What features would you need in GitLab issues to make the switch from Jira.
- merb 11y agoCurrently we provide our partners Jira access, however they need a simple way to create issue's without knowing everything about the codebase. Also we use Jira Agile, which is stunningly awesome and simple. However we just use a half of JIRA's feature so providing a better way to define issue's for external without code access would definitly help. Also I'm looking forward to migrate away from stash / jira as soon as possible however we have a 3 year subscription which is now at it's half so we need another year to finally go to GitLab Enterprise.
- sytse 11y agoIf you want to give people access to the issues without the code consider making guest accounts for them. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/master/doc/permissions/permissions.md https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/master/doc/perm...