dnsmichi

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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. The comment [0] provides more insights into the planning and downtime requirements. The epic itself may be helpful too, it is linked from the blog post. [0] https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org&
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. Sorry for the troubles, and thanks for sharing here. I have forwarded your comment to engineering teams to investigate if related to the migration. To avoid blockers, I'd also suggest opening a support ticket [
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. Thanks for sharing! :) FYI, the Rails monolith architecture is currently discussed in this proposal issue [0] for a modular monolith approach. This is following the blueprint work in [1][2][3]. [0] https:/&#x2
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. [0] provides documentation for the search based on Algolia DocSearch. [0] https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-docs/-/blob/main/doc/do...
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. I'd recommend starting with one of the workshops listed here [0] and maybe dive into more learning resources and the documentation. Our community platforms, such as the forum [2] and Stack Overflow, etc. [3] ar
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. Thanks for sharing. Incident: https://status.gitlab.com/pages/incident/5b36dc6502d06804c08... with the latest update: [Monitoring] Services seem to be back to normal, and we continue monit
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   I have pinged our product managers at GitLab, and they kindly shared the issue titled "Share an Issue/Epic To Multiple Projects or Groups" [0] which directly addresses the initial request. [0] https://gitlab.com&#x
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   GitLab team member here. Epics can help with a group view over issues in multiple projects, with more planning features, for example roadmaps and boards. [0] Board/roadmaps are available for issues in projects too. To a larger extent,
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   by dnsmichi 4y ago

   > Having a web-based IDE is great for newcomers and will work on cheap Chromebooks or iPads Good call, thanks. GitLab team member here. From my experience as GitLab trainer in my past job, a web frontend to edit files hides the complexit
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    by dnsmichi 4y ago

    > It can benefit security too: no longer can "npm install" consume your private stuff. Worst case - take your source code and, given properly isolated dev env, take only development secrets and data, which must not be useful. G
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    by dnsmichi 4y ago

    GitLab team member here - Sid shared a Twitter thread a while ago which has more insights into remote development environments and server runtime. [0] At GitLab, there are open roles for "Server Runtime" in the incubation engineer
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    by dnsmichi 4y ago

    GitLab team member here - using VS Code on a desktop client works well with the GitLab Workflow extension [0] for Git SCM operations, as well as CI/CD pipeline status from pushed commits & merge requests. Additionally, remote repos
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    by dnsmichi 4y ago

    Self-managed GitLab won't have this user limit. You can run GitLab EE without a license (which is the Free tier then), or GitLab CE (only open source components), on a cloud VM via Omnibus package installation or in Docker containers,
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    by dnsmichi 4y ago

    GitLab team member here. > Does this mean I can ewrite a web app, put the source on GitLab and have GitLab run the web app (ideally with very minimal hassle)? Cloud Seed aims to make this easier, deploying the web application with minima
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    by dnsmichi 4y ago

    GitLab team member here. Thanks for your feedback. The blog post shares more details [0] on the logo iteration: > The new logo places GitLab at the center of the DevOps infinity loop. [0] https://about.gitlab.com/blog&#x2
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Hi, GitLab team member here. GitLab had 2 separate projects before merging into https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab in 2019 as a single code base for both, community and enterprise edition. https://about.gi
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    DevSecOps – Developer Motivation vs. Business Prioritisation(jedi.be)

    1 points by dnsmichi 5y ago|0 comments
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Non-free obfuscated code cannot be included in the community edition unfortunately. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-foss/-/blob/master/LICE... The architecture in https://gitlab.com&
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Thanks for the additional context. Agreed, manually approving and filtering is not efficient here. Spamcheck suggested in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30480296 should be the path.
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    > how contrived the upgrade paths are: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/update/#upgrade-paths Thanks for your feedback, agreed. I've created an issue https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab&#x2
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing :) GitLab team member here. Phabricator has many great features which inspired GitLab. I've shared some of them in this blog post: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2021/08/13/five-gre
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    GitLab employee here. You can disable signups, or require all users to being approved by an administrator, if that works for your instance. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/admin_area/settings/sign_up_...
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    The article is from 2014, using the source installation. I'd recommend to instead follow the package installation explained in https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/install/ to get going on Ubuntu 20 for example.
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Thanks for the URL, and the additional context. Appreciate it. :)
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Hi, Developer Evangelist at GitLab here. Can you link the issue please? :) For context, Prometheus and observability will be handled with Opstrace in the future [0]. I'd like to learn about your use-case and see which troubles you have
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    GitLab team member here - sorry for the delay, SREs are investigating. https://status.gitlab.com/ is updated. Edit: https://status.gitlab.com/pages/incident/5b36dc6502d06804c08...
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    Fantastic Symbols and Where to Find Them – Part 2(polarsignals.com)

    8 points by dnsmichi 5y ago|0 comments
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Thanks for the additional context, helps to understand your situation and resources. > BTW, this is my project ( https://github.com/Noovolari/leapp ) Looks great. A few suggestions for the first impression opening the
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Speaking with my personal hat, not as Developer Evangelist at GitLab. I've joined my first OSS project in 2009 (left in 2020), and I have to admit - communication can be challenging. There are many best practices, little are documented
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    by dnsmichi 5y ago

    Adding my thoughts to resources shared in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30005358 > I think we’re I’m going is, when we see “Hi it’s Jon/Jane from gitlab …” is it a developer taking time out of their day to re