emilycook

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by emilycook 7y ago
GitLab employee here, yes we do! I honestly couldn't go back to a company without asynchronous communication. https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/communication/
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by emilycook 7y ago
Hi! GitLab employee here, thanks for your question. Someone from recruiting will be writing a more informative response to you by the end of the day. In the meantime, we have outlined some of the rationale behind this requirement here in th
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> but with that kind of location based salary that pushes people to try and game the system. Get hired while saying you live in an expensive area and finally move somewhere cheap. Doesn't this somewhat conflict with the idea that co
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by emilycook 7y ago
Disclaimer, I am a GitLab employee. But IMO this isn't really comparing apples-to-apples, since we're specifically talking about remote companies. Sure, someone may have 2 job offers from 2 different remote companies, in which cas
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by emilycook 7y ago
Hi! I've passed this on to our support team. Sorry for the inconvenience!
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No, thank you for using GitLab! We appreciate you :)
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by emilycook 7y ago
Unfortunately I don't see this being a priority for us, as it would be a fairly large-scale operation for not a lot of benefit. However, you can open an issue for it here if you want! https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/
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One option would be to add your most important stuff to the Operations Dashboard, since the button for it is always shown up top. You can also set it as your home page (Settings - Preferences - Default dashboard)
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It's not! :(
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by emilycook 7y ago
Sorry to hear that! I've commented on your issue and will pass it along.
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I'm sorry you feel that way. There is a lot of thought that goes into our pricing and what tier a feature should go in. At the end of the day though, we still need to make money as a company. If you're interested in how we determi
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by emilycook 7y ago
Hmmm I'm not sure changing our whole naming system is feasible, but I mean, you can still call it whatever you want to I guess.
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I'll pass this along and see if we can provide an update. Thanks!
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Hi! Thanks for the feedback. I see that issue hasn't been commented on by us in a while, so I'll pass that on to our product team
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Hi! Thanks for the feedback. We'd love to be as lightweight as Gitea, but our end goal of being a single application for the entire DevOps lifecycle means that we are naturally more complicated. We are always working toward improving o
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by emilycook 7y ago
You caught me, I'll pass this along to our product team. Thanks for the feedback!
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Hi! It is actively being worked on, but it didn't make it into this release. It is scheduled for the 11.11 release, and we don't foresee it being pushed back any further. Thanks for your feedback!
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Thanks for your feedback! We do have quite a few issues open to improve snippets that you can look at here: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues?label_name=sn... (although if you don't see an issue
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by emilycook 7y ago
Community Advocate for GitLab here, thank you so much! We're working hard for y'all :)
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Ah, you've warmed my little GitLab employee heart. Thanks for your feedback!
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by emilycook 8y ago
Community Advocate for GitLab here. We can't share that data publicly (also because it's hard to track since many are on open source core), but we do have over 100k orgs using GitLab
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Disclaimer, I am a GitLab employee, but we have some docs on this that you can find here: GitLab vs CircleCI: https://about.gitlab.com/devops-tools/circle-ci-vs-gitlab.ht... GitLab vs TravisCI: https://about
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GitLab is an LLC, GitHub is what's owned by MS
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by emilycook 8y ago
Thank you! That was really helpful. Sometimes you just get so familiar with something that you lose focus on what it's like to view it for the first time, I'll pass along your feedback
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(GitLab employee) What would you say GitHub does that makes it easier to get started on/adopt? I don't disagree, barriers to entry are just subjective so I'd like to hear your take
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(gitlab employee here) what is it you find particularly painful? It's definitely not intended to make it seem like people should go with hosted, so any feedback you have would be really appreciated