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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Developer Evangelist here. You can host NPM registries in your GitLab projects. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/packages/npm_registry/ Moving to Core (free AND open source) soon along with 17 othe
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Developer Evangelist here. They are commitments. Each feature has its own issue for the engineering effort behind moving it to Core with various milestones based on team capacity and complexity of the move. You can track each with th
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
I think the main difference is actions is built around the idea of this ecosystem of "just include other people's code in your pipeline." With Team City or GitLab you're typically only running code you wrote in their r
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab employee here. Yes - if you bring your own runner to GitLab.com you can run unlimited build minutes on it - the build minutes we count are only those on our shared compute (2000 minutes for free, etc.). The other huge benefit is that
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab employee here. Thanks so much for the kind words - I shared it on our internal Slack as a #thanks [1] to the whole team (and specifically our support engineering group who I agree are AMAZING). [1] https://about.gitlab.co
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLabber here with my own remote story relative to Sid's comment: > It saves people commuting time and gives them more flexibility to care for family, go to the gym at a convenient time, travel more, and deal with sick children. I
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Product Manager here Thanks for your feedback on NPM registry support in GitLab. We release minimal viable change (MVC) and then iterate on our product functionality. Here are some of the issues we have related to NPM support: https
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab product manager here. Can I ask where you're hosting your code today? We offer first-class support for external repositories stored on GitHub with GitLab CI/CD for GitHub [1]. In addition, you can do similar CI/CD int
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
Check out the new http://hub.gitlab.com :smile:
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Product Manager for Verify (CI) here. I agree! I think that we have lots of improvements to make here. One feature that is underutilized (more on that in a second) that tries to answer this is our [1] interactive web terminal that
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Product Manager for Verify (CI) here. This is really valuable feedback, thank you for it. It's something we are thinking about and working on fleshing out a vision for. Two epics we have around these ideas include [1] Making CI
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
Not sure if it will make the first iteration (as merge request centric workflow will be "first")...but I agree the vision should include the ability to see the tests on any pipeline.
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Product Manager here I'm not super familiar with Circle CI's SSH debugging, but we do have a feature called "Interactive Web Terminals" https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/interactive_web_termi
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Product Manager for Verify (CI) here (who works for the Director above ). Yes - that's something we want to get to this year. We call it "CI Views" right now but we want to expose better all the types of test results
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by boleary-gl 7y ago
GitLab Product Manager for CI here Thank you for this feedback - it’s something we’re thinking about a lot too. We’ve made some improvements for monorepos (`changes:` keyword) and for micro-services/multi-repo (`trigger:` and `depende
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by boleary-gl 8y ago
GitLab PM for Verify (CI) here. I agree that a lot of complex pipelines can be tough to express in YAML. One of our key focuses this year is to make advanced use cases for GitLab CI/CD more lovable. Specifically, you can see the over
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by boleary-gl 8y ago
Ah sorry, my bad - I may have misread as well. Either way thanks for bringing it to my attention as I think this is a change that could make some other iterations "possible."
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by boleary-gl 8y ago
GitLab product manager for Verify (CI) here. Thanks for bringing this up I hadn't seen your contribution! I think this is a great idea. I know the technical team has been overwhelmed with community contributions as of late - which is
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by boleary-gl 8y ago
There is no headquarters, even the executive team is remote. Many of them live in the Bay Area (where Sid, our CEO moved) but our VP of Product, for instance, is in Portugal. IThere is a boardroom dedicated to GitLab where board meetings h
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by boleary-gl 8y ago
You can connect Windows runners to the cloud. I made an example project here: https://gitlab.com/allthethings/allthethings.gitlab.io
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by boleary-gl 8y ago
We have found the network to be nothing short of amazing so far!
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by boleary-gl 9y ago
"Haven't really found any good way of integrating the Gitlab-CI with Github" Sounds like that is solved.