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by randx 10y ago
> but why hide all of that useful navigation behind an ambiguous, easy to miss, unlabeled icon? Few reasons: 1. After redesign its possible to use application without sidebar for most of day-to-day tasks. I personally use sidebar 2-3 tim
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by randx 11y ago
Thank you for your feedback. > The decision of what does and doesn't go in the sidebar is very non-intuitive We try to put top level navigation into sidebar and everything else in the main page. For example navigation to `Projects`
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by randx 11y ago
Thank you for feedback. We improved git push a lot since version 6. So when you update to recent version it should not be a problem anymore.
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by randx 12y ago
Crazy release. Record of more than 800 commits in one month. GitLab community rocks! Thanks for all merge requests people
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GitLab 7.9 released(about.gitlab.com)
25 points by randx 12y ago|1 comments
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by randx 12y ago
Hey, did you open-source anything?
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by randx 12y ago
We do use GitLab for GitLab development :)
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by randx 12y ago
GitLab CTO here, thank you for using GitLab. We are happy you enjoy it!
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by randx 12y ago
GitLab CTO here. You can easily update your GitLab at Digital Ocean because it uses omnibus package. We recommend updating GitLab for performance updates, security updates and new features. Please use this guide for update https:/&#x2
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by randx 12y ago
Same for me. I used Hound for a while but it was annoying to see all this comments. So I just added Rubocop check inside `rake test` so build is broken if you have code style issues
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Pragmatic Redesign for GitLab(about.gitlab.com)
3 points by randx 12y ago|0 comments
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by randx 12y ago
Thank you!!! :)
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by randx 12y ago
We discuss concept here. Balloons or not. In future we proceed with improving font-size/colours/margins etc for selected concept.
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GitLab 6.3 released: open-source software to collaborate on code(blog.gitlab.org)
147 points by randx 13y ago|53 comments
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by randx 14y ago
fixed that with correct link
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by randx 14y ago
In order to run GitLab w/o any tweaks you need 1GB Linode. You can start it on 512 but you need to setup unicorn to use only 1 worker and you need at least 200MB of swap
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by randx 14y ago
+1
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by randx 14y ago
I guess make a bad UI just for difference with github is a worse
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by randx 14y ago
nice release btw :)
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GitLab Continuous Integration server v2.0(blog.gitlab.org)
1 points by randx 14y ago|0 comments