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> yes, all important things for those of you that speak Spanish or Portuguese What do they mean by that?
todos means all/everything in Spanish and Portuguese.
> yes, all important things for those of you that speak Spanish or Portuguese What do they mean by that?
Todos means "all" in Spanish, so "all important things"
But also Todos as in multiple Todo items.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Use explore to search for interesting projects (and the people that have them in their namespace): https://gitlab.com/explore Press `s` to search for anything. However we only support search for people in places where you immediately need them, like when adding to a project. I created a feature proposal to also search through people: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/13672
Ok. I followed the Explore link, but I cannot find the search field on that page. It seems to only allow me to browse by trending/most-stars/all. Hitting 's' key on my keyboard doesn't seem to change the page in any way. Am I missing the search field? (Note, this is using Firefox/Iceweasel 44.0.)
[1] https://about.gitlab.com/images/8_5/issue_timings.png [2] https://status.github.com/
This comment is not meant to be the main judgment on what is otherwise an interesting update, but: > To focus on your content shows a screenshot with extremely long text lines that are far harder to read than than when the sidebar thing helps keep the lines to a still-too-long-but-not-as-bad length. How does nobody at GitLab realize that you need some max-width or a container or something to keep text line length com…
> yes, all important things for those of you that speak Spanish or Portuguese What do they mean by that?
I'm Brazilian and needed a few seconds to understand what they meant. I kept reading it like to-do(s). In the end they're just playing with the word: https://translate.google.com/#pt/en/todos
(I'm Brazilian too)
Their performance graph shows response timings up to 25 seconds [1]. GitHub's mean web response time goes up to 200 milliseconds. The difference is two orders of magnitude. Is GitLab really that much slower?! [1] https://about.gitlab.com/images/8_5/issue_timings.png [2] https://status.github.com/
This comment is not meant to be the main judgment on what is otherwise an interesting update, but: > To focus on your content shows a screenshot with extremely long text lines that are far harder to read than than when the sidebar thing helps keep the lines to a still-too-long-but-not-as-bad length. How does nobody at GitLab realize that you need some max-width or a container or something to keep text line length com…
Their performance graph shows response timings up to 25 seconds [1]. GitHub's mean web response time goes up to 200 milliseconds. The difference is two orders of magnitude. Is GitLab really that much slower?! [1] https://about.gitlab.com/images/8_5/issue_timings.png [2] https://status.github.com/
Large commits can't be viewed:
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/10785
Users created via LDAP login continue to count towards the user-count even if the LDAP account is deleted:
